History and International Relations - Study Abroad (Hons) Lancaster University

Overview

Throughout the  History and International Relations - Study Abroad (Hons) course from Lancaster University  you'll explore the complex interplay of past and present and gain a deep understanding of the forces shaping our world today. From the rise and fall of empires to the challenges of globalisation, you will develop the critical thinking skills to tackle important global issues. Join us to discover what part you could play in responding to global challenges in a new world of international relations.

Career opportunities:

Our course gives you the skills to analyse complex situations, communicate efficiently, and navigate an increasingly globalised world. You will have the opportunity to boost your prospects further by applying for one of the research internships offered annually by the Richardson Institute for Peace Studies, based within the School of Global Affairs.

You’ll graduate with a global outlook, trained in skills that are sought out by think tanks and NGOs, charities and political organisations, consultancy firms and the civil service.

Our course provides structured support in identifying the career fields that you wish to explore, in making contacts in these areas, and in presenting the skills you have developed at Lancaster to your future employers.

Some of the careers our graduates have chosen include:

• Civil Service and Government – working at different levels of government policymaking, shaping local, national and international strategies.

• International charities and NGOs – working with local or global NGOs and charities to alleviate poverty, tackle inequalities and fight injustice.

• Journalism and media – reporting on social, political, and economic issues, and analysing global events and their impacts.

• Business management and consultancy – advising organisations on strategy, growth, and efficiency, and helping companies adapt to emerging global challenges and trends.