Master in history (60 ECTS)

Block 1

Compulsory courses
Code	Details	Organization	Theory	Practical	Others	Credits
HIST0086-1	Contemporary historiographical debates Florence Close, Annick Delfosse, Anthony Dignef, Eric Geerkens, Gaël Pirard, Sophie Richelle	Q1	30	-	-	5
HIST0267-1	History and social sciences Eric Geerkens	TA	45	-	-	5
PTFE0008-1	Final thesis, included the oral communication of research results Catherine Lanneau	TA	-	-	-	20

Optional courses

Notice : students are required to choose their historical criticism module in line with their ¿final thesis¿

Choose one module from :

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Greek and Roman antiquity
Code	Details	Organization	Theory	Practical	Others	Credits
HIST0007-3	Historical criticism seminar (Greek and Roman Antiquity) - [5d Field trips, travels and pract] Yann Berthelet	TA	15	30	[+]	10
LCLA2061-1	Introduction to Greek epigraphy Bruno Rochette	Q1	30	-	-	5

Middle Ages
Code	Details	Organization	Theory	Practical	Others	Credits
HIST0009-3	Historical criticism seminar (Middle Ages) - [5d Field trips, travels and pract] Florence Close	TA	15	30	[+]	10
HIST0003-1	Medieval and modern diplomacy Alain Marchandisse	Q2	30	15	-	5

Modern times

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HIST0010-3

Historical criticism seminar (Modern times) - [5d Field trips, travels and pract]

Julien Regibeau

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Choose one of the following courses :
Code	Details	Organization	Theory	Practical	Others	Credits
HIST0003-1	Medieval and modern diplomacy Alain Marchandisse	Q2	30	15	-	5
HIST0002-1	Historical statistics and computational methods applied to modern and contemporary history Eric Geerkens	TA	45	-	-	5

Contemporary history
Code	Details	Organization	Theory	Practical	Others	Credits
HIST0008-4	Historical criticism seminar (Contemporary period) - [5d Field trips, travels and pract] Philippe Raxhon	TA	15	30	[+]	10
HIST0002-1	Historical statistics and computational methods applied to modern and contemporary history Eric Geerkens	TA	45	-	-	5

Choose 3 courses (including at least one in each group) from:
Code	Details	Organization	Theory	Practical	Others	Credits
Group 1: institutional courses
HIST0045-1	Institutions of Ancient Greece and Rome - [5d Field trips, travels and pract] (Even years, organized in 2026-2027) Yann Berthelet	Q1	30	-	[+]	5
HIST0047-1	Institutions of the Middle Ages - [5d Field trips, travels and pract] (Odd years, not organized in 2026-2027) Florence Close	Q2	30	-	[+]	5
HIST0048-1	Institutions of the early modern era - [5d Field trips, travels and pract] (Even years, organized in 2026-2027) Annick Delfosse - Suppl : Jérémie Ferrer-Bartomeu	Q2	30	-	[+]	5
HIST0046-1	Institutions of the Modern Era - [5d Field trips, travels and pract] (Odd years, not organized in 2026-2027) Philippe Raxhon	Q1	30	-	[+]	5
Group 2: Free optional subjects
HIST0141-1	International Relations in Antiquity Anthony Dignef	Q2	30	-	-	5
HIST0143-1	International relations in modern times (16th- 18th centuries) Julien Regibeau	Q2	30	-	-	5
HIST0078-1	History of International relations of Belgium Vincent Genin	Q2	30	-	-	5
HIST0034-1	History of Burgundian States Alain Marchandisse	Q2	30	-	-	5
HIST0042-1	History of the Principality of Liege Christophe Masson	Q1	30	-	-	5
HREL0004-1	Introduction to the history of Christianity Frédérick Vanhoorne	Q1	30	-	-	5
HREL0010-1	Introduction to Reformation history Frédérick Vanhoorne	Q2	30	-	-	5
HIST0030-1	History and religion of the Arab-Muslim world I Frédéric Bauden, Bogdan Smarandache	Q1	30	-	-	5
HIST0072-1	History and religion of the Arab-Muslim world II Frédéric Bauden, Bogdan Smarandache	Q1	30	-	-	5
HIST0080-1	History of information and the press in particular Catherine Lanneau	Q1	30	-	-	5
HIST0079-1	History of business Eric Geerkens	Q1	30	-	-	5
SPOL0961-1	Histoire politique de l'Europe Geoffrey Grandjean	Q2	30	-	-	5
HIST0056-1	History of books and libraries Pascal Durand, Veronica Granata, Philippe Raxhon	Q2	30	-	-	5

Bloc d'aménagement du programme de l'année

Bridging courses Master in History (max 60 credits)

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These bridging courses (up to 60 credits) consist of theoretical and practical courses from the Bachelor in History programme, selected from the programme below on the recommendation of the Chairs of the Bachelor's and Master's Boards of Examiners, in accordance with the applicant's study plan.

In the programme below, the proposed allocation of credits by block is valid only for students with a complete Block 0 programme.

For further information, please contact the Chair of the Master's Examination Board (via the programme secretary: corinne.bolsee@uliege.be).

Optional courses

Choose courses totalling 60 ECTS amongst :

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Theory

Practical

Others

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[...]

60 credits from:

Compulsory courses (20)
HIST0082-1	Practical introduction to historical research, including an introduction to artificial intelligence and digital issues in history Florence Close, Eric Geerkens, Catherine Lanneau, Sophie Richelle	TA	20	40	-	10
HIST0055-1	Introduction to historical criticism Philippe Raxhon	Q2	30	-	-	5
LCLA0018-1	Introduction to Latin Sara Fascione	TA	30	15	-	5
Elective courses (10)
LCLA0015-1	Ancient Graeco-Roman history (including 15 hours of Middle-East history) Yann Berthelet	Q2	60	-	-	5
HIST0040-1	History of the Middle Ages Florence Close	Q2	45	-	-	5
HIST0039-1	Modern history Annick Delfosse	Q1	45	-	-	5
HIST0031-1	Contemporary history Philippe Raxhon	Q1	45	-	-	5
HIST0075-2	Introduction to economic and social history Eric Geerkens	TA	45	-	-	5
HIST0029-1	History of Belgium Catherine Lanneau	TA	45	-	-	5
Elective courses (10)
HIST0269-1	Specialized heuristics and introduciton to bibliography: Greek and Roman history Yann Berthelet	Q2	15	15	-	5
HIST0270-1	Specialized heuristics and introduciton to bibliography: the Middle Ages Florence Close	Q1	15	15	-	5
HIST0271-1	Specialized heuristics and introduciton to bibliography: the Modern Times Annick Delfosse	Q2	15	15	-	5
HIST0272-1	Specialized heuristics and introduciton to bibliography: contemporary period Catherine Lanneau	Q1	15	15	-	5
Elective courses (10)
HIST0273-1	Exercises in historical issues: Ancient Greece and Rome - [5d Field trips, travels and pract] Yann Berthelet	TA	15	30	[+]	10
HIST0274-1	Exercises in historical issues: the Middle Ages - [5d Field trips, travels and pract] Florence Close	TA	15	30	[+]	10
HIST0275-1	Exercises in historical issues: modern times - [5d Excursion et stage] Annick Delfosse - Suppl : Julien Regibeau	TA	15	30	[+]	10
HIST0276-1	Exercises in historical issues: contemporary period - [5d Field trips, travels and pract] Catherine Lanneau	TA	15	30	[+]	10
Elective courses (5)
HIST0005-3	Medieval and modern paleography	TA				5
	Theory Julien Maquet		30	-	-
	Practice Julien Maquet		-	15	-
HIST0178-1	Theory and practice of historical sources: introduction to oral investigations, textometry, discourse analysis of the press, and audiovisual sources - [5d Field trips, travels and pract] Geoffrey Geuens, Jeremy Hamers, Catherine Lanneau, Dominique Longrée	Q1	30	15	[+]	5
LCLA0065-1	Greek language I	TA				5
	Core curriculum Gabriel Nocchi Macedo		30	30	-
	Supplement Bruno Rochette		30	-	-
Elective courses (5)
LANG4009-1	Dutch levels 1-2 (dutch language) Liliane Gehlen	TA	60	-	-	5
LANG4011-1	German levels 1-2 (german language) Françoise Carl	TA	60	-	-	5

History (60 ECTS)

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Block 1

Compulsory courses

Optional courses

Choose one module from :

Greek and Roman antiquity

Middle Ages

Modern times

Choose one of the following courses :

Contemporary history

Choose 3 courses (including at least one in each group) from:

Group 1: institutional courses

Group 2: Free optional subjects

Bloc d'aménagement du programme de l'année

Bridging courses Master in History (max 60 credits)

In the programme below, the proposed allocation of credits by block is valid only for students with a complete Block 0 programme.

Optional courses

Choose courses totalling 60 ECTS amongst :

Compulsory courses (20)

Elective courses (10)

Elective courses (10)

Elective courses (10)

Elective courses (5)

Elective courses (5)