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This is a new degree programme designed by academics in the Schools of History and Political, Social and International Studies at UEA. These two Schools which are known for the quality of their teaching and research have devised a programme in which you are able to trace both trends in, and theories of, international relations, while setting them in the context of modern history.

Your first year will consist of such units as Introduction to Modern History, Introduction to International Relations, Themes in Modern History, and Introduction to Contemporary Politics. These will provide the foundation to your degree.

In your second year you take International Politics since 1945 and choose from a range of options which may include: The Rise and Fall of British Power, The British Empire 1857-1956, Germany: From Nazism to New Nation, Politics in the USA. And in your final year, as well as selecting from units in history and politics and international relations, you write a dissertation which enables you to bring together the various aspects of your studies.

Studying at UEA is built around the idea of flexibility and student choice, and around an emphasis on teaching led by research. The degree in International Relations and Modern History is part of this tradition.

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