MA (Hons) History and International Relations

Course Overview This course provides a dynamic exploration of global history and international relations, from the early modern period to the contemporary era. You will learn the craft of 'doing history' by analyzing diverse primary sources while also developing the critical tools to understand complex political, cultural, and economic interactions between nations. The program is designed to equip you with a deep historical perspective and the analytical skills to interpret today's most pressing global issues. Key Program Highlights Hands-on analysis of primary sources, including documents, maps, film, and music, from the very start of your studies. A broad, global curriculum covering the British Isles, Europe, the Americas, Africa, and India. Critical examination of key historical debates and the public role of historians in media and heritage. Integrated study of International Relations to understand modern conflict, cooperation, and global trade. Development of advanced analytical skills to interpret the past and make sense of today's complex world.