BA Law & Politics and International Relations
Entry requirements
A level: ABB-BBB IB: 32-30
About this course
BA in Politics and International Relations and Law. Core topics include Legal Analysis, Policy Analysis, Research Methods, Statistics, and Human Behaviour. The Vertically Integrated Projects for Sustainable Development programme enables students from second year onward to collaborate on multi-year research related to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. A clinic pathway is available for students with case experience.
Modules
- Constitutional Law
- Legal Processes & Systems
- Politics 1A: Concepts & Processes
- Politics 1B: Decision making & Outcomes
- Public Law 2
- Domestic Relations
- Commercial Law
- Involuntary Obligations: Delict & Unjustified Enrichment
- Property Trusts & Succession
- EU Law
- International Relations & Global Politics
- Political Philosophy
- Research Design for Political Science
- Can Democracy Deliver?
- Law, Film & Popular Culture
- Legal Theory
- Housing Law
- International Private Law
- Competition Law
- Discrimination Law
- Ethics & Justice
- Internet Law
- Crime & Punishment
- Human Rights Law
- Employment Law
- Banking Law & Finance
- Intellectual Property Law
- Public International Law
- Local Government Law
- Quantitative Methods in Social Research
- Research Methods for Political Scientists
- European Politics
- American Politics
- Scottish Politics
- Local Politics
- Parliamentary Studies
- Chinese Politics
- Contemporary British Governance
- War, Terrorism & Conflict
- Philosophy of Economic Policy
- Theories & Practices of Regulation & Governance
- Governance & Development
- Political Parties
- Comparative Politics
- Green Politics
- Political Behaviour
- Feminism & Politics
- International Relations Theory in a Global Age
- International Security: Concepts & Issues
- Analysing Religion & Politics
- Democratization
- Territorial Politics in the UK
- Transforming Democracies: Participation & Representation