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This new and exciting two-year master’s program taught by the National University of Singapore and the London School of Economics is designed for students interested in studying Asia from an international perspective. Read more

The MSc Empires, Colonialism and Globalisation, taught by the Department of International History , focuses on the history of the non-European world through the study of imperialism, colonialism and the forces that have brought about globalisation. Read more

The MSc History of International Relations, delivered by the Department of International History , is an intensive one year degree designed to develop your intellectual skills and knowledge of global history which will advance your career prospects across a wide-range of sectors This popular taught programme is unique and distinctive. Read more

Organised jointly by LSE and Peking University  (PKU), this double master’s degree offers an outstanding opportunity for graduate students and young professionals to study the international relations of China and the Asia Pacific region, as well as the theory and history of global international relations. Read more

The MSc International and Asian History given by the Department of International History is designed for those who wish to study Asia in a regional perspective, from the 16 th century onwards. Read more

Our world is more interconnected than ever. We call it globalisation, but without good histories to explain how we got here, we cannot begin to know where we are heading. Read more

The one-year MA in Modern History, given by the Department of International History , provides broad coverage of the origins, formation and reinvention of the modern world. Read more

The MSc Theory and History of International Relations is a specialist, multidisciplinary degree taught by the Department of International History and the Department of International Relations – both have a global reputation for their high quality research and dynamic contributions to the development of their respective disciplines. Read more