History Year 1: Modules include: Presenting and representing the past; Great Britain, Europe and the wider world; 20th-century Europe; 20th-century America. Year 2: Sport, leisure and culture in 20th-century Britain; the development of modern Britain since 1939; Englishmen and foreigners: immigration, ethnicity and racism during the 19th- and 20th-centuries; United States ethnic history; Russia in revolution, 1861-1917; the Second World War; communism at home and abroad, 1917-89; Britain and the world in the 20th-Century; the Cold War; British India, 1857-1947. Year 3: History dissertation; terror and progress: the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) 1917 to 1953; media, myth and modern British history; refugees in 20th-century Britain; rural Britain since 1939; nationalism, racism and genocide in 20th-century Europe; moments of decision: Great Britain and European integration; United States intervention and the collective memory of Vietnam. Politics Year 1: Modules include: Introduction to politics; introduction to contemporary international relations. Year 2: Political thought and research methods; United States government: domestic and foreign policy; politics of the European Union; themes and debates in international relations theory. Year 3: Politics dissertation; themes and debates in contemporary western feminism; government, politics and society in contemporary Germany; ethics in international relations; international security; politics of nationalism and ethnic conflict; moments of decision: Britain and European integration; the politics of globalisation.
