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Explore our world by studying the forces reshaping it: migration, trade, technological revolutions, diseases, environmental change, wars, and diplomacy.

Explore a range of topics like imperialism and empire, the Cold War, military history, cultural history, and oral history from an Asian perspective.

Jointly organised by LSE and Peking University, this degree offers you the chance to study international relations in China, Asia Pacific and global history.

The degree provides broad coverage of the origins, formation and reinvention of the modern world.

Delve into the history of the non-European world through the study of imperialism, colonialism, and the forces that have brought about globalisation.

Develop your skills and knowledge of global history in a globally-renowned department and advance your career prospects across a wide-range of sectors.

Advance your understanding of Asian history within a global context, and explore the continent’s importance for global flows and interactions.

This is a joint degree designed for students who want to understand both the theoretical and the empirical approach to the study of international relations.