Course summary

Choose your start date. You have six opportunities to join this course throughout the year. Course Overview: This course is for those passionate about considering history through a global lens. Engage with significant themes that shape our understanding of the modern world and develop a broad portfolio of experience, from writing to content creation, designed to support your employability. Key course content includes:

• war, conflict, and the media

• primary and secondary source analysis

• environmental movements and debates on sustainable development

• resistance of Indigenous peoples

• public and cultural history

• slavery and non-freedom around the world

• injustice in the international system.

• Expertise: learn from historians with proven teaching excellence and high-quality publications. (Staff subject to change.)

• Diverse themes: gain insights into wartime media, environmental and indigenous history of the Americas, gender/social change, and global slavery.

• Employability: prepare for postgraduate study and careers requiring strong research and analytical skills.

• Ethics and values: engage with a range of sources and methods to understand structural inequalities and amplify marginalised voices.