BA Politics, Economics and Global Development
Entry requirements
A level: ABB
About this course
BA (Hons) in Politics, Economics and Global Development. Core topics include Research Methods and Fieldwork. The programme is based in the School of Global Development, which ranked first in the UK for Development Studies (THE REF 2021). Students can specialise in areas including public policy, economic growth, and sustainability.
Modules
- POWER, (DIS)ORDER & SECURITY: UNDERSTANDING GLOBAL POLITICS 1
- BIG QUESTIONS FOR PEOPLE AND PLANET
- PERSPECTIVES ON GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT
- THE POLITICS OF GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT
- INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS OF DEVELOPMENT
- WORLDBUILDING: INTERNATIONAL SYSTEMS THROUGHOUT HISTORY
- GLOBALISATION, GOVERNANCE AND JUSTICE: UNDERSTANDING GLOBAL POLITICS 2
- INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL COMMUNICATION
- CULTURE AND POWER
- STATES, INSTITUTIONS AND CITIZENS
- BECOMING A SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCHER
- QUANTITATIVE EVIDENCE IN DEVELOPMENT
- ETHNOGRAPHIC METHODS
- ANALYSING INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS: FROM REALISM TO POSTCOLONIALISM
- ECONOMICS FOR DEVELOPMENT 2: MICROECONOMICS
- GENDER AND POWER
- DIGITAL MEDIA AND SOCIETY
- MEDIA, COMMUNICATION AND SOCIAL CHANGE
- GENDER AND GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT
- EDUCATION AND GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT
- SOUTH ASIAN DEVELOPMENT
- POLITICAL VIOLENCE & CONFLICT: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES
- POWER, WEALTH AND NATIONS: GLOBAL POLITICAL ECONOMY
- SUB-SAHARAN AFRICA DEVELOPMENT
- ECONOMICS FOR DEVELOPMENT 3: MACROECONOMICS
- WARS AND HUMANITARIAN CRISES
- GLOBALISATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
- DISSERTATION
- DIGITAL POLITICS
- EAST AFRICA FIELD COURSE
- MIGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT
- POLITICS AND POPULAR CULTURE
- DEVELOPMENT WORK PLACEMENT
- DECOLONIAL KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION
- DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICE
- MULTICULTURALISM
- PROJECT DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT
- JUST TRANSFORMATIONS TO SUSTAINABILITY
- ACTIVIST CAMPAIGNING
- CAPITALISM AND ITS CRITICS
- CULTURE, SOCIETY AND DEVELOPMENT