Global History of Trade and Economy

🟢 Overview: Understand How Trade Shaped World History

Global History of Trade and Economy examines the evolution of commerce, financial systems, and economic policy across the world. Through the lens of History, World History, International Relations, and Geography, this course provides an in-depth understanding of how trade has influenced societies, politics, and global relations throughout human history.

This course is low-commitment and entirely online. Limited seats are available, and this course will not be offered again.

🟢 Description: From Ancient Markets to Global Economies

Trade has always been a key driver of World History. By studying the economic networks of the past, you’ll see how Geography and resources shaped civilizations and International Relations.

• Ancient Trade Routes: Explore the Silk Road, Trans-Saharan routes, and maritime networks, analyzing their impact on World History and cross-cultural exchange.
• Medieval Commerce: Understand the growth of cities, guilds, and regional trade in Europe, Asia, and Africa, and how these economic networks influenced International Relations.
• Colonial Economies: Examine the triangular trade, resource extraction, and mercantilism, and their effects on global Geography and World History.
• Industrialization and Global Trade: Study how technological advancements and industrialization changed trade patterns, reshaped economies, and affected International Relations.
• Modern Globalization: Investigate the global economy, international trade agreements, and economic diplomacy, understanding their roots in History and World History.

This course combines rich historical case studies with practical insights into modern economic systems. By exploring how trade influenced Geography, diplomacy, and global History, you’ll gain a complete understanding of the forces shaping our interconnected world.

⚠️ Act fast—this limited-time course will not be offered again.

🟢 Who Is This Course For

• Students of economics, World History, and International Relations
• Business and policy professionals seeking historical context for trade
• Educators and researchers in historical commerce and economic History
• Anyone interested in understanding how trade and economy have shaped World History

🟢 Requirements

• Internet access for online learning
• Few hours per week for self-paced study
• Interest in History, World History, Geography, and economic International Relations

🟢 Career Path

• International trade and commerce
• Diplomatic and policy roles
• Economic research and consultancy
• Academic and educational careers
• Historical writing and media production