BA Welsh, Politics and International Relations
Entry requirements
A level: BBB (B in Welsh First or Second Language)
About this course
BA in Politics and International Relations and Business management. Core topics include policy analysis. The programme is studied in Cardiff, with departmental links to the Senedd (Welsh Parliament). A final-year dissertation involving independent research is required, and an optional work placement in a Welsh-speaking workplace is available.
Modules
- Introduction to Political Thought
- Comparative Government and Politics
- Histories and Texts in International Relations
- Iaith ac Ystyr
- Awdur, Testun a Darllenydd
- Y Gymraeg yn ei Chymdeithas
- Sgiliau Astudio Llenyddiaeth
- Sgiliau Iaith
- Y Gymraeg: Iaith a Chymdeithas
- Yr Iaith ar Waith
- International Relations Theories
- Governing the UK
- 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
- Dafydd ap Gwilym a'i Gyfnod
- Llenyddiaeth Plant
- Theori a Beirniadaeth Lenyddol
- Bywydau Llên
- Tafodieitheg
- Sosioieithyddiaeth a’r Gymraeg
- Blas ar Ymchwil
- Ymchwilio Estynedig
- 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
- Cyfiawnder Byd-eang
- Critical Approaches to Middle East Politics
- Global Environmental Politics
- Dafydd ap Gwilym a'i Gyfnod
- Llenyddiaeth Plant
- Theori a Beirniadaeth Lenyddol
- Bywydau Llên
- Tafodieitheg
- Sosioieithyddiaeth a’r Gymraeg
- Yr Ystafell Ddosbarth
- Cyfieithu Proffesiynol