BA Philosophy, Politics and International Relations
Entry requirements
A level: AAB
About this course
BA in Politics and International Relations and Philosophy. Core topics include Research Methods and Policy Analysis. The programme includes Welsh-language modules and covers governance at state and sub-state levels, with links to Senedd Cymru/Welsh Parliament and other political institutions.
Modules
- Introduction to Political Thought
- Comparative Government and Politics
- Histories and Texts in International Relations
- Moral and Political Philosophy
- Mind, Language and Belief
- Writing at University and Beyond
- International Relations Theories
- Governing the UK
- Political Philosophy
- Contemporary Epistemology
- Minds, Bodies, Worlds
- Philosophy of Language
- Philosophy of Psychology
- French Existentialism
- Modern Moral Philosophy
- Philosophy of Feminism
- Contemporary Moral Philosophy
- Philosophical Aesthetics
- Comparative European Politics
- Sex, Drugs and Public Policy
- Justice and Politics
- Gwleidyddiaeth Cymru Fodern
- Credoau’r Cymry
- Damcaniaethu Cyfalafiaeth
- International (In)Securities
- Spies, Secrets and Policy: Intelligence in Contemporary Politics
- Colonialism and Decolonisation
- Philosophy in Practice
- Dissertation in Philosophy
- Cyfiawnder Byd-eang
- Belief & Irrationality
- Ethics of Knowing
- Beauty & Ethics
- Moral Responsibility
- A Sense of the Possible
- Paradoxes of Democracy
- Meaning Through Silence
- Aesthetic Injustice
- Reasons and Relationships
- Speech Acts Online
- Y Gyhoeddfa: Democratiaeth, Hunaniaeth, a Rheswm
- Inside the Minds of Voters: Political Psychology and Opinion
- The European Union and the Wider World
- Economi Wleidyddol Cymru
- US Government and Politics
- Global Justice
- Cenedlaetholdeb, Crefydd a Chyfiawnder: Hanes Athroniaeth yr 20fed Ganrif yng Nghymru
- International Law in a Changing World
- International Politics in the Nuclear Age
- Critical Approaches to Middle East Politics
- Global Environmental Politics