The degree blends the findings of historical study with the critical and logical demands of international relations. By examining the effect of broad factors like age, ethnicity, and resources as well as particular case studies from various regions, students will obtain a thorough grasp of how violence and disputes have affected society, politics, and the economy in contemporary times. Many professions, such as those in politics, government, journalism, and research, can be paved with a degree in history and international relations.

Graduates of this course can pursue careers as a Policy officer, Public affairs consultant, Government social research officer, External auditor, or Lawyer.