BA Politics and International Relations & Social Policy
Entry requirements
A level: ABB-BBB IB: Year 1 entry: 32-30
About this course
BA in Social Policy, Politics and International Relations. Core topics include Statistics, Research Methods, Policy Analysis, and Global & Comparative Perspective. The Parliamentary Studies module is co-taught with staff from the UK Parliament and Scottish Parliament. Students can participate in a vertically integrated project examining democratic governance and sustainable development in developing countries.
Modules
- Politics 1A: Concepts & Processes
- Politics 1B: Decision making & Outcomes
- Social Policy & Society in Contemporary Scotland
- Private Issues & Public Problems
- International Relations & Global Politics
- Political Philosophy
- Research Design for Political Science
- Can Democracy Deliver?
- Scottish Social Policy since 1845
- Key Concepts in Social Welfare
- The Making of Social Policy
- Quantitative Methods in Social Research
- Research Methods for Political Scientists
- European Politics
- American Politics
- Scottish Politics
- Chinese Politics
- Local Politics
- Parliamentary Studies
- Contemporary British Governance
- War, Terrorism & Conflict
- Philosophy of Economic Policy
- Research Methods in Social Policy
- Comparative Social Policy: Theories, Methods & Analysis
- 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
- Global Challenges
- Dissertation