卫生史理学硕士课程探索了过去两个半个世纪，以探寻我们现代卫生经验和期望的起源和影响，以及其变化如此迅速的原因。该学位适合来自人文，社会科学和卫生科学背景的人员以及从事卫生专业工作的人员。理学硕士健康史是根据格拉斯哥健康与保健社会历史中心（CSHHH）工作人员的专业知识组织的。CSHHH是格拉斯哥卡利多尼亚大学和斯特拉斯克莱德大学的医学史，健康与保健史学家之间的研究合作。理学硕士：全日制12个月，兼职24个月，PgDip：全日制9个月，兼职18个月。
Study with us develop your understanding of a range of issues, debates, and specialist topics in the history of health and medicinejoin and engage with an internationally-recognised community of scholars at Scotland’s largest centre for the history of medicine, the Centre for the Social History of Health and Healthcare (CSHHH)develop your transferable skills (for example communication, research, critical analysis, organisation, and time management) which will be useful for a range of spheres of employment including teaching, health policy and doctoral researchapply historical understandings to contemporary issues regarding health, medicine and societyundertake an original piece of research on the topic of your choosing with support from an expert in the field Why this course The MSc in Health History is a research-led postgraduate programme which seeks to introduce students to a range of issues, controversies, debates, and specialist topics in the history of health and medicine. It provides specialist modules, taught by experts in the field; a sources and methods module which engages with both practical and intellectual issues in the history of medicine and of health and healthcare; and the opportunity to carry out an extended piece of original historical research and writing in the form of the dissertation. Students have the opportunity to explore a variety of themes such as: the development of psychiatry since the 19th century understandings of meat-eating and vegetarianism the history of gender, sexuality and health the rise of regulation for drugs and medicines the role of film, video and television in the production, communication and contestation of medical and health-related knowledge how nutrition has been and continues to be one of the most controversial areas of health and medicine oral history theory and research practices the role of medicine in the emergence of ‘modern’ forms of warfare the relationship between heritage, health and tourism the often-vexed relationship between medicine, the public, and the state how the media presents and frames health behaviours and its impact on media consumers The MSc Health History is organised around the expertise of fifteen Strathclyde-based members of the Centre for the Social History of Health and Healthcare (CSHHH) Glasgow. The CSHHH is a collaboration between Strathclyde and Glasgow Caledonian University and Scotland’s largest centre for the history of health and medicine. The research-led teaching on the MSc in Health History focusses on the histories of drugs and intoxicants, medicine and warfare, children’s health, food and nutrition, gender and health, mental health, disability, health and the environment and patient experiences of health and illness.