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The 70220301 – Master's Degree Program in History is designed to provide students with an advanced understanding of the theoretical and methodological foundations of historical science while developing the competencies required to analyze historical processes using contemporary scholarly approaches. Throughout the program, students deepen their knowledge of modern historical theories, strengthen their analytical and critical thinking skills, and acquire the ability to conduct independent research on significant issues in national and world history.

The curriculum places particular emphasis on Historiography, Historical Source Studies, Philosophy of History, Methodology of Historical Research, and contemporary issues in historical scholarship. Students develop practical competencies in critically evaluating historical sources, working with archival documents, interpreting historical evidence, drawing well-founded scholarly conclusions, and conducting comprehensive analyses of historical events and processes. In addition, the program fosters research excellence by preparing students to publish academic articles, participate in national and international research projects, present papers at scientific conferences, and independently conduct master's thesis research.

Overall, the program prepares highly qualified historians and researchers with advanced analytical skills, strong academic competencies, and the ability to apply innovative research methodologies to address contemporary challenges in historical scholarship.

During the two-year Master's Degree Program in 70220301 – History, students integrate advanced theoretical knowledge with intensive research activities. The curriculum provides in-depth study of Methodology of Historical Research, Philosophy of History, Contemporary Historiography, Current Issues in Historical Source Studies, Major Problems in the History of Uzbekistan and World History, and Organization and Management of Scientific Research. The program is designed to prepare graduates for successful careers in higher education, research institutions, archives, museums, cultural heritage organizations, and other academic and professional settings requiring advanced expertise in historical studies.

Program Duration and Academic Requirements

The 70220301 – History Master's Degree Program is completed over 4 semesters (2 years). To graduate, students are required to earn a total of 120 ECTS credits, including:

• Total classroom instruction: 1,800 hours
• Scientific and pedagogical activities, and research internship: 600 hours
• Research work and preparation of the master's thesis: 1,200 hours