BSc Politics with International Relations
Entry requirements
A level: CCC - CDD
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Politics and International Relations, covering political systems and international affairs. Core topics include Research Methods. Regional modules cover Africa, Asia, Europe, North America, and the Middle East. Students can undertake an Integrated Placement Year and complete an extended dissertation in politics or international relations.
Modules
- Introduction to Studying and Researching Politics
- Introduction to the Concepts and Methods of International Relations
- British Politics since 1990
- Introduction to the European Union
- The Making of the Modern World
- What’s Trending (Current Affairs in Politics and International Relations)
- Political Theories and Ideologies
- Comparative Government and Politics
- International Relations: Theories
- Critical Approaches to Security Studies
- Politics and Society of the Middle East
- West European Politics and Society
- North American Politics and Society
- East Asian Politics and Society
- South Asian Politics and Society
- Security Studies: Theories and Issues
- The Politics and Policies of the European Union
- Political Economy: Approaches, Concepts and Issues
- International Political Economy
- International Climate Politics
- Digital Methods for Social Science and the Humanities
- Integrated Placement Year
- Research Skills and Extended Dissertation (Politics or International Relations)
- African Politics: From the Colonial Period to the Present Day
- The American Presidency
- Chinese Politics and Society
- Writing and Reporting of Conflict and Violence
- EuroSim: Learning Negotiation through Simulation Games
- Gender and Politics
- Interest Groups and Lobbying
- Politics and Islam: Past and Present
- Politics of Development
- Religion and Politics in Contemporary Europe
- Sport and Politics
- Technology and Digital Politics
- Debates in Contemporary British Politics
- Political Parties
- Understanding Foreign Policy