European history is lengthy so please have a good look at the syllabus before starting it.

It helps in IR because many of its topics are common with IR's second part, e.g. League of Nations, Bolshevik Revolution, Fascism, Interwar period, WW2, Period after war, Cold War, etc.

But I stress again, European history's syllabus is extensive even after fpsc decided to reduce its syllabus from 2016 onwards, I only chose it because I was quite interested in it and had some prior knowledge, but it still took me about 20-25 days to wrap it up(still the last topics remaining though).


This is why I said that ultimately its your choice so take a good hard look at every course's syllabus before going for anything.

Hope this helps