BA Politics and Economics
Entry requirements
A level: BBB IB: 30 points overall including minimum 4 in Maths at standard level
About this course
BA in Economics, Politics and International Relations. Core topics include Data Analysis, Research Methods, Financial Analysis, and Entrepreneurship. This three-year course is jointly offered by the School of Politics and International Relations and the Department of Economics. Students can undertake a work placement and choose between optional modules including Comparative Government and Politics and Political Classics.
Modules
- Politics of Climate Change
- Introduction to Contemporary Democracy
- Introduction to Political Ideas
- Principles of Economics 1
- Principles of Economics 2
- Quantitative Methods and Data Analysis
- Degree Core Competencies
- The Study of Politics
- Intermediate Microeconomics
- Intermediate Macroeconomics
- Advanced Degree Competencies
- Comparative Government and Politics
- Political Classics
- Global Order
- American Government and Politics
- Political Thinking
- War and Peace since 1800
- Work Placement and Project
- Contemporary Strategy
- The Media and Politics
- British Government and Politics
- War, Peace and International Ethics
- Business Economics
- Games and Economic Behaviour
- Economics of Social Policy
- Economic History
- Dissertation
- Karl Marx
- Risk
- International Terrorism
- American Foreign Policy Since the Vietnam War
- Feminism and Political Theory
- The Politics of Nuclear Weapons
- Politics and International Relations of the Middle East
- Gender and Politics
- Global Justice
- International Political Economy
- Public Economics
- Environmental Economics
- Behavioural Economics
- Industrial Organisation
- Financial Economics
- International Economics
- Development Economics
- Money and Banking
- Reasoning and Choice: Game Theory for Philosophy, Politics, and Economics