BSc International Politics
City St George's, University of London
Entry requirements
A level: BBB IB: 30 points overall. A minimum of 5 in Standard Level English and a minimum of 4 in Standard Level Mathematics will be required.
About this course
BSc in Politics and International Relations, studying global political systems and international affairs. Core topics include Programming, Research Methods, and Policy Analysis. An optional professional training year or study abroad is available, and interdisciplinary elective modules can be taken alongside the core curriculum.
Modules
- Theories of International Politics
- Politics and Power in World History
- Emerging Powers in a Changing World
- Introduction to Politics
- Studying Politics
- London in the World: History, Economics and Politics
- Finding your Future in Politics and History
- Security Studies
- Practical Politics
- Foreign Policy Analysis
- Global Governance
- Ethics and Global Politics
- Advanced Topics in Comparative Politics
- Authoritarianism and Democracy in the 21st Century
- The Global Political Economy of Development
- Politics and Institutions in the Global South
- Understanding the Economy 2: Countries and Systems
- Global History of Modern Empires
- The History and Politics of Modern Europe: Empires, States, Unions
- Ideas that Shaped the Century: A History of Political Thought from 1900 to the present
- Fifty Shades of Red – Russia in the Twentieth Century
- The American Century: The United States in the Twentieth Century
- The Making of Modern South Asia
- The History and Politics of Modern China
- Interdisciplinary elective modules:
- Fundamentals of Business and Management
- Introduction to Programming and Algorithms
- Media and Communication for Practice and the Professions
- Sustainability and Climate Change
- Micro-Placement
- Language modules
- Politics Dissertation
- International Politics of the Middle East
- American Foreign Policy
- Sexuality and Gender in World Politics
- The Global Politics of Forced Migration
- Protests, Social Movements and Global Change
- Strategic Studies
- Peace and Justice in Post-Conflict Societies
- Global South in International Politics
- Governing the World: Collective Action and Cooperation in Global Politics
- Political Change in Europe
- Global Money and Finance
- Technology, Money, Power
- Ethnicity and nationalism
- Researching the Corporation
- Populism: Economic, Political and Social Perspectives
- The Political Economy of Modern Britain: Power, Policy and Wealth
- European Politics
- Revolution: Rebels and Riots in Modern History
- Genocide and the Holocaust in History and Memory
- Humanitarianism and International intervention
- Race and Capitalism
- Comparative Asian Politics
- History of International Law
- Micro-Placement
- Industry Projects
- Language modules
- Professional Placement and Career Development