BSc Politics and International Relations
Entry requirements
A level: ABB-BBB IB: 33-32. BTEC: DDD-DDM.
About this course
BSc (Hons) in Politics and International Relations, exploring how local, national, and international political systems interact. Core topics include Programming, Statistics, Research Methods, Project Management, Policy Analysis, Critical & Analytical Thinking, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, Social & Cultural Analysis, and Global & Comparative Perspective.
Modules
- Debates In British Politics
- Politics Of Crisis
- Introduction To Politics
- Introduction To International Relations
- Introduction To Political Theory And Ideology
- Approaches To Research
- International Organisations
- Making Public Policy: Theory And Practice
- International Political Economy
- Idea Lab
- Sustainability And Artificial Intelligence
- Understanding Popular Culture: From Dickens To Disney
- Research Methods
- Them And Us: Comparative Government & Politics
- The Evolution Of Contemporary International Society
- Elections And Voters: Understanding Political Choice
- International Security: The Return Of Great Power Politics
- The Global South: Perspectives, Politics And Challenges
- Multi-National Sustainability Project
- Communication In Society
- The Transformation Of Contemporary Europe
- Politics Of The Greater China Region
- Populism And Democracy In Comparative Perspective
- Planetary Politics: Cities, Infrastructure And International Order
- Negotiating Politics And Policy
- Political Communication
- Goodbye Lenin: Democratisation In Eastern Europe And Beyond
- Us Foreign Policy In Transition
- Critical Terrorism Studies
- Political Leadership
- Engendering World Politics
- States And Markets In East Asia
- Ethics, Killing, And War
- Security And Diplomacy In Europe
- Activism, Participation And Party Organisation
- Queer Studies Now
- International Law