BA International Relations
Royal Holloway, University of London
Entry requirements
A level: ABB-BBB (Required subjects: We require English Language and Mathematics GCSE at grade 4 (C)) IB: 6,5,5 at Higher level or 32 points overall.
About this course
BA in Politics and International Relations. Core topics include Research Methods and Policy Analysis. A supervised dissertation in the final year allows students to pursue independent research on a self-directed topic. An optional assessed placement module offers workplace experience in settings such as Parliament, NGOs, and media organisations.
Modules
- Introduction to International Relations
- Introduction to Politics and Government
- Classic and Contemporary Readings in Politics and International Relations
- Researching Politics and International Relations: Methods, Techniques and Analysis
- International Relations Theory
- Researching Politics and International Relations: Analysis, Design and Practice
- International Political Economy
- War and Security in World Politics
- Introduction to Political Communication
- Democracy in Britain
- Contemporary Political Theory
- Modern Political Thought
- Government and Politics of the United States
- Politics Outside the West
- Politics and/or International Relations Dissertation
- European Union Public Policy
- European Union Foreign Policy
- Politics in Action: The Politics and International Relations Experience Placement
- US Foreign Policy - History
- The Politics of Africa
- Radical Political Theory I: Hegel, Marx, Nietzsche
- Political Theories of Freedom
- Comparative Political Leadership
- Military Change in the 21st Century
- Young People's Politics
- Leadership, Power and the British Prime Ministership
- American Political Development
- The Politics of Russia and Eastern Europe
- Politics of South Asia
- Social Diversity and Political Representation
- Parliamentary Studies
- Latin American Politics
- Defence and Security Governance
- Global Environmental Politics
- Visual Politics
- Issues in Democratic Theory
- Politics of the Law and Rights
- Global Health Policy
- Freedom of Expression: Concepts and Controversies
- The Political Economy of Racial Injustice
- Why and How People Vote
- Narrative in World Politics
- Identity, Emotions and Trauma in International Politics
- Ethnic Politics and Ethnic Conflict
- Gender and Nationalism in the Middle East and South Asia