Course Content
Year 1
- Study and Research Skills
- Politics and International Relations in Practice
- An Introduction to International Relations
- International Relations and Global History
- UN and Global Governance
- Media Power and Truth
Year 2
- Careers and Experience in Politics and International Relations
- Social Research
- Global Political Economy of Everyday Life
Optional modules to choose from:
- Security Studies
- Global Politics of Post Colonialism
- Environmental Politics and Policy
- The Politics of Art, Film and Literature
- Understanding Foreign Policy
- Foreign Language
Optional placement year
- Optional year-long work placement. If you are not taking a placement you will progress directly to your final year in year three.
Final Year
Core modules
- Dissertation
- Leadership, Activism, and Campaigning
Optional module from:
- Negotiating in International Contexts
- Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean in World Politics
- Feminist Thought and Praxis
- Globalisation in Crisis
- Global Politics of Pop Culture
- The International Relations of the Middle East and North Africa
- East of the West: Eurasian geopolitics
- Political Violence & Terror
- Emerging Powers of Asia
