History and International Relations (Hons)

The History and International Relations degree invites students to analyse the interplay between past events and current global dynamics, providing a deep understanding of how historical contexts shape political structures and international interactions. Through a curriculum that spans regions including Africa, Asia, Europe and the United States, learners examine case studies ranging from the Haitian Revolution to the contemporary financial crisis, applying theoretical frameworks to real‑world scenarios. The course emphasizes critical evaluation of sources, development of analytical writing skills and participation in research‑driven discussions, preparing graduates for roles that require nuanced interpretation of historical data and insight into international affairs. Students also benefit from access to extensive library resources, archival materials and interdisciplinary seminars that connect historical scholarship with contemporary policy debates, ensuring a comprehensive preparation for global careers in heritage, education, journalism and public service.