BA (Hons) History and International Relations

The History and International Relations BA Hons (VL12) is a three-year undergraduate degree offered by Lancaster University. This course allows students to integrate historical knowledge with the study of international relations. By examining past and present global politics, students develop a deep understanding of both disciplines and established interconnections between them.Course Content: In your first year, you delve into history by exploring themes from the Crusades to the contemporary world, and get an introduction to International Relations, Politics and Philosophy. Your second year includes modules in 'International Relations Theory', 'Contemporary Britain' and 'Globalisation'. The final year of the program involves researching and writing a dissertation related to themes in History and International Relations that interest you. Key Modules: Key modules include 'From the Crusades to the Contemporary World: History and the Historians', 'Introduction to International Relations', 'Politics & Philosophy from the Margins', 'International Relations Theory', 'Contemporary Britain: Politics, Society and Culture since 1945' and 'Globalisation: Culture, Language and The Nation State'.Future Careers: Graduates of the History and International Relations program often find work in a range of sectors. These include journalism, teaching, marketing, the civil service, and international organisations. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.