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This paper highlights the importance of taking a broader view in the study of history, as far away as possible from classical Eurocentric interpretations, in order to enable students to deal with issues and problems that go outside the boundaries of the State perspective. For these reasons, the courses 'Global History' and 'History of Asia' aim to explore the processes that have shaped global relations in the modern age from a political, economic, social and cultural point of view and to provide a solid knowledge of the history of Eastern Asia between the 19th and 20th centuries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]