BA International Relations and Politics
Entry requirements
A level: CCC to BCC IB: 28 points overall.
About this course
BA (Hons) in Politics and International Relations. Core topics include Policy Analysis, Human Behaviour, Global & Comparative Perspective, Research Methods, Data Analysis, and Entrepreneurship. A Model United Nations module covers international diplomacy protocol and procedures, and a virtual exchange with Clemson University explores comparative criminal justice policy.
Modules
- Comparative Politics in the 21st Century
- People, Power and Politics
- Who Runs Britain?
- Just Space: Building Equity and Inclusion
- Key Social Science Concepts
- Skills for Social and Political Sciences
- Model United Nations
- Researching in Social & Political Sciences
- Thinking International Relations
- Thinking Politics
- Working in Politics and International Relations
- Challenges of European Politics
- Comparative Criminology Virtual Exchange: Criminal Justice Policy Analysis in the USA and UK
- Conceptualising Sex Work
- Debating Welfare States
- Education: Inequalities, Immobility and Life Chances
- Foreign Policy Analysis
- Governing America
- Ideology into Practice
- Nations and Nationalism
- Organised Crime in Global Perspective
- Policing and Society
- Political Parties
- Power, Sex and Sexuality
- Resilience and disaster management
- Social and Political Sciences Work Placement Year
- Social Policy and the Third Sector
- Strategic Studies
- The Vigilant State: intelligence and national security
- Transnational Security Studies
- Understanding the City
- Work and Society
- Youth Justice
- Youth, Deviance and Society
- Challenges of the Global Public Sphere
- Independent Study (Social Science)
- Analysing Policy Futures: Power and Progress
- Becoming a Data Analyst
- Body Politics
- Central Asia in Global Politics
- Children, Families and the State
- Decolonial Futures
- Drugs and Society
- Emotions in Everyday Social Life
- Extremism, Terrorism and Counterterrorism
- Gender and Violence
- Global Governance
- Global Health Governance
- Green Criminology
- Harm, Power and Justice
- Housing Crisis, Continuity and Change
- International Human Rights (Social Sciences)
- International Relations of the Middle East
- Masculinity, Gender and Power
- Migration and Borders in the UK and Europe
- Parliamentary Studies
- Policing Crime and Deviance: UK and Beyond
- Policing in Practice
- Politics and its Discontents
- Race and Racism
- The Colonial Present
- Understanding Multiculturalism and Policy Practices
- War Crimes and Genocide