YEAR 1
Compulsory
History in Practice
Thinking Politically: Introduction to Concepts, Theories and Ideologies
Choose from:

Unravelling Britain: British History since 1801
Global Encounters: Conquest and Culture in World History
Remaining choices from:

Background to British Politics
Building the American Nation 1756-1900
Controversies of Science and Technology in the Making of the Modern World
Europe 1000-1500: The Middle Ages and their legacy
Europe in a Global Context since 1800
Global Histories
Reformation to Revolution: Europe and the World 1500-1800
Screening History: Representing the Past in the Contemporary Historical Film
The Foundations of Modern Thought: Introduction to Intellectual History
Political Analysis, Introduction to International Relations and Politics in Action
Please note modules are subject to change.

Please note that all modules are subject to change.

YEAR 2
Compulsory

History Research Project
Choose one from

History of Modern Political Thought
History of Western Political Thought
Modern Political Thought 1
Choose from over 25 modules, such as

A Century of Extremes: Germany 1890 - 1990
A History of Terror in the Modern Age 1858-2008
Human Rights in History: Origins, Foundations, Prospects
Modernity: Theories of State, Economy and Society
Political Research
Politics of International Law
Race in the United States: Plantation Slavery to #BlackLivesMatter
The American Century: The History of the United States, 1900-200
US Politics
Violence and Modernity in Twentieth-Century India
War in World Politics
Please note modules are subject to change.

Please note that all modules are subject to change.

YEAR 3
Compulsory

Either a History special subject and dissertation or the Dissertation in Politics / International Relations
Special subjects may include

Global History of Pandemics from Plague to Coronavirus
Making Thatcher's Britain: the Thatcher Revolution, 1975-1997
The Kennedy Years
The War on Terror
Choose from over 25 modules, such as

Africa and International Politics
American Politics, Carceral State and Social Movements
Gender and Politics
Global Politics of Health and Disease
Latin American Politics
Parliamentary Studies
Political Violence and Liberal Modernity
Politics of South Asia
Populism: A Global Perspective
Race and Racism in World Politics
Please note modules are subject to change.

Please note that all modules are subject to change.

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