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Pursuing a degree in American Studies and International Relations means delving into the culture, history, and political landscape of the world's most powerful nation while examining various dimensions of global and regional politics and economics. Our four-year BA program, which includes a year overseas, unlocks numerous career opportunities by equipping you with versatile skills that employers highly seek. You'll explore American history, literature, governance, and culture—from colonial times through the Trump administration—alongside international relations themes such as globalization, global institutions, human rights, and political economy. With flexible course options, you can tailor your studies to match your passions, choosing from subjects like American cinema, music, racial and gender studies, migration, urban development, socio-economic and military history, terrorism, civil rights movements, political activism, global governance, development studies, regional politics, peace and conflict studies, and strategic analysis. Our teaching draws from cutting-edge research, and you can engage with expert-led seminars. An academic advisor will provide guidance, while the American Studies Student Society hosts enriching social and cultural activities.
Ranked 3rd for Career Prospects in the Times Higher Good University Guide 2021, American Studies fosters exceptional communication, research, and critical thinking abilities. Graduates gain expertise in presenting ideas across formats and excel in fields like education, marketing, public policy, research, and event coordination.