The BA in History and International Relations at the University of Reading examines history in the light of international relations, encouraging students to consider the importance of history in understanding the world today. This unique approach allows students to gain historical insight while understanding global politics.Course Content: The course combines the study of history with international relations to provide a strong grounding in both disciplines. Throughout the programme, students delve into key historical issues and events, whilst exploring and analysing relationships between nation-states. Students will explore topics like war, peace, diplomacy, strategy and intelligence.Key Modules: This undergraduate course includes diverse modules such as Introduction to International Relations, War and Security, and Conflict in the Modern World. Specialized history modules such as Modern Global Migrations and Genocide and Crimes against Humanity are also part of the curriculum.Accreditations: Not specified.Future Careers: The BA in History and International Relations prepares students for a wide array of careers including roles in civil service, media, development agencies and teaching. It also provides a solid foundation for those aiming to pursue postgraduate studies.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.