Military and International History

About this course

Military and international history opens up some of the most consequential questions of the modern world: why wars begin, how they are fought and ended, how states pursue their interests through force and diplomacy, and how military power intersects with politics, technology, economics and culture. It is a discipline that takes security and strategy seriously as intellectual objects, drawing on historical evidence to illuminate the dynamics of conflict and international relations that continue to shape our troubled world. At Brunel you will study this three-year full-time programme, engaging with the history of warfare and international affairs from the early modern period to the present. You will examine how military technology, doctrine, and organisation have evolved, how intelligence and strategy have been understood and practised, and how historians interpret the causes and conseque

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