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BA Politics and International Relations

Newcastle University

Institution
Newcastle University
Level
undergraduate
Subject
Politics and International Relations
Duration
3 years
UCAS code
L290
Typical offer
A-level B, IB 34

Entry requirements

A level: IB: 34 points

About this course

BA Honours in Politics and International Relations. Core topics include research methods and policy analysis. A Politics Work Placement module is available, and a career development module is offered in the final year. The programme begins with a foundation in systems of government, political theory and world politics before students specialise through optional modules.

Modules

  • UK Politics: Westminster and Beyond
  • Key Concepts in International Politics
  • Order and Disorder: The Shaping of the 21st Century
  • Power and Inequality: How to Study Global Politics ... and Change the World
  • Politics of Happiness
  • State, People and Politics: Comparative Politics in a Globalised World
  • Becoming a Political Researcher
  • Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion: Social Issues in Contemporary Political Philosophy
  • Political Geography
  • Politics of the Middle East
  • Government and Politics of the USA
  • The Politics and Policy of the European Union
  • Power and Poverty in the Global Economy
  • A Global History of Political Thought
  • International Politics from ‘elsewhere’
  • Political Violence and the Modern State
  • Politics Work Placement
  • Democracy in Deeply Divided Societies
  • Critical Security Studies
  • Democracy or Autocracy? What are the differences and how do we analyse them
  • Sex, Gender and Power
  • The Politics of Race
  • International Organizations and Diplomacy
  • Geographies of Power and Resistance
  • Career Development for final year students
  • Writing for Foreign Policy Makers: Research Project in Foreign Policy Analysis
  • Final Year Dissertation
  • Final Year Project: Semester 1
  • Final Year Project: Semester 2
  • Ethics, Justice and Global Futures
  • Political Leadership in Britain
  • Who and why votes for far right? Using data for political analysis
  • The Politics of Protest in the Middle East
  • Student Exchange : Semester 1
  • Student Exchange (Dissertation students)
  • Political Parties and Elections in the UK
  • Community-based Research in Politics
  • Politics of Immigration
  • Politics of Citizenship
  • Apartheid regimes - from the local to the global
  • Gender and Sexuality Politics in the Middle East
  • Public Policy: Theories, Cases, Skills
  • Politics as a Way of Life
  • Public Policy Placement
  • Power and Policy: Understanding Impact