BA Hons in History with International Relations at University of Plymouth United Kingdom
The emphasis is on British, American, European and Irish history from 1650 to the present day. Local and regional history is also included. The political, social, economic, intellectual and cultural nature of these societies is explored.
International Relations summary
International Relations looks at our rapidly changing world in terms of the political, economic and social issues that affect all our lives. You will be introduced to key events and debates in contemporary International Relations and may have the opportunity to study a number of relevant themes and issues.
These may include; International Security, Peace and Conflict Resolution, North-South International Relations; International Political Economy, the United Nations, Refugee Studies, Foreign Policy, Theory and area studies such as Africa, Middle East and South East Asia.
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Course highlights
Many study visits and field trips, linked to the area of study
All History staff are active researchers with an impressive research and publication record
Friendly, close-knit team of students and staff
Career opportunities
A range of practical and analytical skills are developed. Recent career destinations include industrial and retail management, consultancy and personnel administration, education, the civil service, libraries and the travel, tourist and heritage industries. In-depth knowledge of recent affairs is also vital for careers in politics, the media and publishing.
Entry requirements
240 points. A level/AS level (one of which should be: History, Ancient History, Classical Civilisation, Economics, Government and Politics, Law or Sociology). Equivalent qualifications may be considered.