Lancaster University offers a distinctive History and International Relations programme, where students learn from specialists in global histories across Africa, Asia, the Americas, Europe, and the Middle East. Taught by experts from the Departments of History and Politics, Philosophy and Religion, the course provides fresh insights into topics like conspiracy theories, global capitalism, terrorism, and religious conflicts. Students can engage in events at the Centre for War and Diplomacy and the Richardson Institute, explore local heritage sites, and gain practical experience through placements with heritage organisations, NGOs, or think tanks, preparing for careers in government, heritage, or related fields.The programme emphasises real-world application, including study abroad opportunities in the third year at international partner universities in places like Australia, the USA, or Europe. This experience enhances global perspectives, cultural awareness, and professional networks. While placements are subject to availability, the focus remains on developing skills for future careers, ensuring students are well-equipped for global challenges.
A local representative of Lancaster University in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.