

The Bachelor of Arts in Politics and Modern History at the University of Manchester is a dynamic three-year, full-time program that combines political science with an in-depth study of modern history. This program allows students to explore key political events and movements alongside the historical context in which they occurred. Topics include political theory, international relations, the history of political ideologies, and the development of modern societies, helping students understand the forces that shape contemporary politics.
Graduates of this program will gain a broad understanding of both historical events and political structures, preparing them for careers in public policy, political consultancy, journalism, and international relations. The University’s rich academic resources and expert faculty ensure that students receive a well-rounded education that equips them for leadership roles in both the public and private sectors.
Year 1 – Introduction to Politics and Modern History
Year 2 – Intermediate Politics and Modern History Analysis
Year 3 – Advanced Politics and Modern History Topics
Graduates of the Politics and Modern History program are well-prepared for careers in government, international relations, policy analysis, and historical research. With a strong understanding of political systems and historical developments, graduates can pursue roles in public administration, diplomacy, media, and NGOs. Graduates may also further their studies in history, political science, or international relations.
This program provides an integrated approach to politics and modern history, allowing students to explore how political systems and historical events have shaped the modern world. The University of Manchester offers a dynamic learning environment with expert faculty and access to a wealth of resources for both historical research and political analysis. The three-year Bachelor of Arts program equips students with essential critical thinking, research, and communication skills, preparing them for diverse careers in politics, history, and policy-making.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +44 (0)161 275 5252
Email: admissions@manchester.ac.uk
Address: University of Manchester, Oxford Road, Manchester M13 9PL, United Kingdom