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Explore the interplay between military conflict and diplomatic strategies to grasp the dynamics influencing global affairs
Connect with renowned academics, policymakers, ambassadors, and defense experts through Lancaster University's Centre for War and Diplomacy
Examine these themes across an extensive historical timeline spanning from the Middle Ages to contemporary times
Investigate military and diplomatic studies through both historical analysis and theoretical frameworks
Build specialized knowledge and competencies to advance your professional prospects across various industries or prepare for advanced academic research
Throughout history, sovereign states have primarily engaged through two channels: armed conflict and diplomatic negotiations. Our program helps you decode these fundamental aspects of global history and current events, covering topics from medieval warfare to modern peacekeeping efforts.
Essential perspectives
This interdisciplinary program, offered by both the History Department and the Politics, Philosophy, and Religion Department, delivers comprehensive insights into international relations through historical and theoretical lenses.
Whether you aim to refine your expertise in a specific field or pursue impactful research, you'll examine the driving forces behind international relations across different eras. Through our connection with the Centre for War and Diplomacy, you'll gain access to cutting-edge knowledge from top scholars and professionals in the field.
Enhancing your specialization
Our curriculum covers diverse subjects, from the evolution of nation-state systems to modern diplomatic theories and practices. With numerous elective options, you can tailor your academic journey to match your interests.
Independent research forms a crucial component of your studies. We'll equip you with the tools to analyze international and military history while situating your work within these disciplines. Upon completion, you'll be prepared for academic careers or other professional paths, including opportunities in political analysis and policy development.