Course description
Content
Year 1
Students take the module Politics Beyond the Nation State and Foreign Policy. Your other two modules are selected from a range of other subjects including Politics, Philosophy, History, Sociology and Modern Languages.
Years 2 and 3
You take at least seven and may take eight modules in International Relations. Global Politics: Contemporary Perspectives is compulsory, introducing students to theories and perspectives used in the study of international relations. Other modules are chosen from over thirty options covering international law, the European Union, American foreign policy, origins of the First World War, the British Empire, ethnic conflict, migration and asylum seekers. A dissertation module may be taken in the final year.