International Relations and Modern History, BA (Hons)

International Relations and Modern History scholars examine how global politics functions today, while historians interpret the past to illuminate current realities. Together, these disciplines provide a comprehensive view of world affairs across time. The University of East Anglia's (UEA) BA in International Relations and Modern History immerses students in contemporary global institutions, events, and issues, such as international organisations, war causes, and economic crises, while tracing their historical origins back over three centuries. This includes exploring challenges like climate change cooperation, power rivalries, and conflicts in regions from Europe to the Asia Pacific.Taught by experts in two renowned UEA schools, the course equips graduates for diverse careers in politics, international relations, and related fields across private, public, and not-for-profit sectors. Students receive personalised guidance from advisers and can engage in study trips, internships, and placements in the UK and Europe, with an option for a second-year semester abroad. Course details may change; verify on www.uea.ac.uk.