Overview
Discover the connections between historical events and modern society with Exploring the Past, Understanding the Present. This course links History, World History, International Relations, and Geography to contemporary issues, showing how the past shapes today’s politics, culture, and global systems.
It’s a low commitment course, allowing flexible learning without heavy workloads. But act fast — this course will not be offered again.
Description
History is not just about the past; it informs World History, International Relations, and Geography today. You’ll examine key historical events, turning points, and social movements to understand their impact on modern governance, trade, and diplomacy.
Topics include:
- Political revolutions and the evolution of democracy (History, World History, International Relations)
- Geopolitical shifts and their connection to Geography
- Cultural and economic transformations shaping global relations (World History, International Relations)
This course emphasizes the integration of History, World History, International Relations, and Geography, giving learners a holistic understanding of the world.
Who Is This Course For?
- Students of History, World History, or Geography
- Professionals in international relations, policy, or education
- Anyone curious about how the past influences today’s global dynamics
Requirements
- No prior knowledge of History, World History, International Relations, or Geography
- Access to online resources and curiosity
Career Path
- Education and teaching in History and World History
- Policy and governance roles
- International relations and diplomacy
- Research in cultural and geographical studies
