LSE Government and History vs. International Relations and History

Hi everyone!

I'm pretty dead set on studying PPE for uni, and I've already decided on 4/5 of my unis (Oxford, Warwick, Manchester, King's), but since I don't meet the HL Maths requirement (or A* A-Level Maths equivalent, for those of you who don't do the IB :tongue:

), I wouldn't be accepted into the PPE program at LSE.

With that in mind, should I aim for the Government and History program, or the International Relations and History program? Employability is most important to me. In terms of the course, they overlap quite a bit (although I believe that there are more opportunities to study Economics (if that's what employers look for) in the Government & History course, though graduate destinations seem more wow in the IR & History course?), but I just want to be able to pick the degree with the higher "employment opportunity". That brings me to my question: which course, would you say, is more attractive to an employer?

Thank you very muchhh! :smile:

*I would rather do a course similar-ish to PPE in LSE than to study PPE in another university, either because I don't meet the HL Maths requirement, don't think I will be able to achieve the SL Maths requirement or simply don't feel attracted to the university :frown: