The History and Politics joint degree will appeal to ambitious students interested in developing a deep understanding of politics and political processes rooted in both the past and the present. Through a selection of modules from the City History and Politics programmes, and core seminars designed exclusively for the joint degree, you will examine key historical and political developments in a range of nations, societies and cultures. - Work closely with world class academics to develop the tools and techniques of historical research - Acquire an international and global perspective on politics and power - Develop skills in independent research, critical analysis, communication, public speaking and policy writing - Apply your skills to the real-world – work with digital information, engage in independent research projects of your own design, and practice developing policy positions on current events - Prepare for your future career with an optional work placement and professional development opportunities embedded in the course - Engage with contemporary politics and policymakers - Gain a strong grounding in modern history, political theory, the history of ideas and the study of politics.

In year 1 you will develop an expert understanding of global history, the principles and ideas that define the study of politics, key concepts and thinkers in political theory, and the foundations of comparative politics. Core modules include: • The Development of the Modern World • Introduction to Politics • Introduction to Political Theory • Puzzles of Comparative Politics • Past and Present: History and Politics Elective modules include: • Conflict, Conquest, and Cultural Encounter in World History • From ‘Rule Britannia’ to Brexit Britain: Britain and the World from the Nineteenth Century to the Present • From Empires to Union: Europe in the Twentieth Century • International Relations Theories • The Making of the Modern World Economy • Emerging Powers in a Changing World In year 2 you will study the ideas and ideologies that have shaped the modern world, situate these ideas in their historical context, and develop an advanced understanding of comparative politics. Core modules include: • Ideas in History: from the Enlightenment to Post-Colonialism • Advanced Topics in Comparative Politics • History and Policy: History and Politics Elective modules include: • Fifty Shades of Red – Russia in the Twentieth Century • Ordering the World: International Thought in the Twentieth Century • The American Century: The United States in the Twentieth Century • Cultures of Benevolence: Philanthropy and Civil Society from 1601 to the Present • The Making of Modern Japan • India in the 18th Century • Violent Politics • Transnational Social Movements • States and Markets in an Era of Globalisation • Comparative Political Economy • Comparative Asian Politics • Work Placement Year 3 will see you conduct a major piece of independent research, develop analytical skills in a History and Politics Research Seminar, and choose from a wide variety of specialist modules. Core modules include: • History and Politics Dissertation • History and Politics Dissertation Research and Writing Skills Elective modules include: • Radicals and Reformers: Left-Wing Politics and Activism in Britain and the World since 1945 • Revolution: Rebels and Riots in the Long Nineteenth Century • Comparative Empires in the Modern Era • Genocide and the Holocaust In History and Memory • Politics of Forced Displacement • Global Governance • International Politics of the Middle East • American Foreign Policy • The Global Political Economy of Development • Political Change in Europe • Governance in the Global Economy • The Theory and Practice of Conflict and peace.

The assessment weighting for year one is 10%, year two is 30% and year three is 60%. You will be assessed through a variety of methods, which may include coursework, essays, reading reflections, unseen exams, oral presentations, group assignments, and a history dissertation. Assessment will emphasise both intellectual rigour and skills that will be crucial in your subsequent professional life.

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26 January This is the deadline for applications to be completed and sent for this course. If the university or college still has places available you can apply after this date, but your application is not guaranteed to be considered.

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Student satisfaction : 74%

Employment after 15 months (Most common jobs): 70%

Go onto work and study: 85%

EU	16560.0	Year 1
England	9250.0	Year 1
Northern Ireland	9250.0	Year 1
Scotland	9250.0	Year 1
Wales	9250.0	Year 1
International	16560.0	Year 1

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