Starting in September 2024, the School of Arts and Humanities, including this History and International Relations course, will relocate to our City Campus. The curriculum will remain unchanged, preserving its content for current applicants who have received relevant emails on potential impacts.This degree integrates the study of global relations and historical analysis, allowing students to tailor their learning to personal strengths, interests, and career goals. By combining these subjects, graduates gain a distinctive international perspective that enhances employability. The flexible structure ensures complementary learning across disciplines, with second-year options for extended work placements, international exchanges, or specialized modules. Students explore a wide range of topics, from foundational skills in Year One to advanced research projects in Year Three, all while developing employability through practical experiences. Assessment includes diverse coursework such as essays, presentations, and digital projects, fostering skills for future success.
A local representative of Nottingham Trent University in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.