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I only know of Brandeis, but if you are open to international schools and are interested in American history as I am, perhaps you should consider The University of Edinburgh.

Here is the list of history degrees

Actually almost all programs in England and some other European countries are one-year.

To McEuroboy, if you are interested in European and Middle Eastern english-speaking grad schools, think of CEU (Hungary), Leiden (Holland), Leuven (Belgium), Amsterdam, American U of Beirut, American U of Cairo and of course many British schools.

If you insist on doing your MA in the States :) , then be aware that Indiana U (Blo.) has also one-year MA programs.

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I think Chicago does as well, at least in the Divinity School which has several history-focused programs.

I second the recommendation for an international school's 1 year PhD. It is a great way to bolster your vita, give you more experience, and better prepare you for the PhD scene while you get to enjoy living abroad. I just did a program in Edinburgh, and it was beyond amazing (both in a scholarly and personal sense).

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I think Chicago does as well, at least in the Divinity School which has several history-focused programs.

I second the recommendation for an international school's 1 year PhD. It is a great way to bolster your vita, give you more experience, and better prepare you for the PhD scene while you get to enjoy living abroad. I just did a program in Edinburgh, and it was beyond amazing (both in a scholarly and personal sense).

If you get the chance to do the PhD in 1 year, jump on it! :P

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If you get the chance to do the PhD in 1 year, jump on it! :P

Ha! That's what I get for trying to reply while listening to a lecture.

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Many Canadian universities offer one-year MAs. Here it's the norm to do an MA before your PhD, so virtually every school offers it.

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