Medical History and Humanities MA

The Master of Arts in Medical History and Humanities at the University of York is an interdisciplinary program that combines history, philosophy, and literature to explore the impact of medical developments on society and culture. This two-year degree provides students with a comprehensive education in medical history through courses on topics such as epidemiology and public health, medical ethics, bioethics, and the social impacts of medicine. The program also emphasizes critical thinking and analytical skills through research projects that focus on developing a comprehensive understanding of historical context and current issues. Graduates from this program are well-prepared for careers in multiple fields including healthcare, research, teaching, publishing, or policy-making. With a strong emphasis on creativity and innovation, this program provides students with the opportunity to make meaningful contributions towards global healthcare improvement.