• Political History of 19th and 20th Century Georgia;
• Social and Economic History of 19th  and 20th Century Georgia;
• Military History of Georgia;
• Regional History: the Caucasus, Russia and Eastern Europe;
• Global History;
• History of Totalitarian Regimes;
• History of Nationalism and Nation-Making; 
• History of Memory;
• Western, Soviet and Post-Soviet Historiographies;
• Historical Research Methods; 
• Archival research and Practice.

The programme aims to help students develop skills for conducting academic and research work in a foreign language and examine Georgia’s modern and contemporary history within broader transnational and regional contexts. Questions will be addressed and viewed against the backdrop of the processes taking place in the neighbourhood and beyond.