Stanford’s M.A. in History encourages students to explore the past through diverse methodological lenses and interdisciplinary contexts. These project ideas span continents, centuries, and ideologies to help students craft compelling and original historical research.
The Politics of Memory in Post-Colonial States
Urban Protest Movements in 20th Century Latin America
Cold War Diplomacy and Cultural Exchange Programs
The Role of Oral Histories in Documenting Indigenous Narratives
Revolutions and Rhetoric: A Comparative Study of France and Russia
Historical Cartography and Shifting Colonial Borders in Africa
Digital Archiving of Civil Rights Movement Letters
Migration Patterns and Diaspora Identity in 19th Century Europe
The Evolution of Nationalism in East-Central Europe
Feminist Movements in Interwar Germany and France
Medieval Trade Networks and Economic Diplomacy
Religion and Resistance in the Age of Imperialism
The Role of Women in the American Abolitionist Press
Comparative Histories of Pandemic Responses Through the Ages
The Transformation of Labor Unions During the Great Depression
Photography and Historical Narrative in 20th Century Conflicts
Education Reforms and Nation Building in Postcolonial India
Environmental History of the American West
The Cold War in Southeast Asian School Textbooks
Archives, Power, and Historical Silencing: A Methodological Inquiry
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