<p> ADMISSION TO SECOND SEMESTER COURSES MA & MPhil STUDENTS 2009-2010</p><p>Name: ______Student number: ______E-mail: ______Telephone: ______</p><p>Please indicate your programme & specialisation:  MA History o Ancient History o Medieval and Early Modern European History o Migration and Global Interdependence o History of European Expansion and Globalisation o History of Political Culture and National Identities o American History  MPhil programme o Ancient History o Medieval and Early Modern European History o Migration and Global Interdependence o History of European Expansion and Globalisation o History of Political Culture and National Identities</p><p>Literature Seminar</p><p> Ancient History (MA and ResMA) o The Rise of Rome and the Unification of the Mediterranean  Medieval and Early Modern European History (MA and ResMA) o Current Debates in Medieval and Early Modern European History  Migration and Global Interdependence (MA and ResMA) o Migration and integration  History of European Expansion and Globalisation (MA and ResMA) o From Mediterraneans to Empires  History of Political Culture and National Identities (MA and ResMA) o Political Culture and National Identities Sub-Specialisation: American History (MA) o Readings in American History</p><p>Research Seminar</p><p> Ancient History (MA and ResMA) o Roman Athens  Medieval and Early Modern European History (MA and ResMA) o Mars and Mercury. The effect of violence and war on international trade, 1400-1600  Migration and Global Interdependence (MA and ResMA) o Black-Jewish Relations in the United States o What’s the problem? Old and new Debates on Migration  History of European Expansion and Globalisation (MA and ResMA) o Trade for Slave Societies: The Rise and Fall of Sint-Eustatius, 1775-1785 o Do Archivists make History? The Role of Appraisal and Selection of Archives on Historical Research  History of Political Culture and National Identities (MA and ResMA) o “ Vive la commune!” Mythology and afterlife of the Paris Commune of 1871 o Nationality in Imperial and Soviet Russia Sub-Specialisation: American History (MA) o Black-Jewish Relations in the United States</p><p>Research MA o Historical Controversies</p><p>In the Spring Semester of their first year, all students in the Research-Master-programmes have to follow the Tutorial and the course “Historical Controversies”.</p><p>Optional courses (please only list courses offered by the History Department)</p><p>Remarks (please list courses followed at other Departments):</p><p>N.B. Students have to sign up at the Department where the optional course is followed.</p><p>Please consult the course catalogue for programme requirements and courses offered: www.studiegids.leidenuniv.nl/geschiedenis, ‘Master programmes’. Please use one form for all courses. If applicable, please list alternative courses.</p><p>PLEASE SUBMIT BEFORE JANUARY 18th 2010 by e-mail to e.g.m.van [email protected] or hand in to the secretariat of the Department of History</p>