Portuguese / History, MA (Hons)

The Portuguese program at the University of Glasgow explores the languages, literatures, and cultures of Brazil, Portugal, and the broader Portuguese-speaking world. Students engage in a diverse curriculum, collaborating in small groups with native speakers from Portugal and Brazil. The program maintains strong ties with the Instituto Camões and provides access to the Language Resources Centre, which features extensive audiovisual, digital, and printed materials.In History, the curriculum examines change and continuity in human society from medieval to modern times, drawing on world-leading research in Scottish, British, European, U.S., and global history, as well as slavery, gender, and war studies. It offers a wide range of courses with small group teaching, varied assessments like policy papers and blogs, and personalized feedback tutorials, supported by prominent research centres in gender, war, slavery, American, and Scottish and Celtic studies.