International Relations and History, BSc (Hons), with industry placement

A BSc (Hons) in International Relations and History is ideal for those seeking to apply cutting-edge methods to global understanding, enriched by profound historical insights. This programme equips students with skills to explore world history while mastering modern techniques for analysing contemporary international affairs. Key questions addressed include whether warfare has increased historically, how past factors shape democracy, the primary actors in global systems, and the evolution of international dynamics. Students gain theoretical knowledge in International Relations, empirical rigour, and transferable skills, enabling analysis of complex issues like conflict, human rights, and inequality through quantitative approaches.Sample modules include Modern South Asian History, The State and Revolution, Climate Politics, and Africa and The World. Assessment involves a mix of coursework and timed exams, with emphasis on independent study and reading. In the final year, students complete a dissertation on a chosen topic, guided by a supervisor. For full module details, visit the Brunel website at brunel.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/International-Relations-and-History-BSc.

Sample modules: Modern South Asian History, The State and Revolution, Climate Politics, Africa and The World To view the full list of modules for this course and further information on degree content, please visit the Brunel website: brunel.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/International-Relations-and-History-BSc