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History , Politics and International Relations
History , Politics and International Relations
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BA ( Hons ) International Relations and Politics
UCAS code L250
Duration 3 years full time , 4 years sandwich with work placement
Requirements A level : BBB-BCC , BTEC : DDM- DMM , Tariff points : 104-120 points .
BA ( Hons ) International Trade and Business Communication
UCAS code LN11
Duration 3 years full time
Requirements A level : BCC , BTEC : DMM , Tariff points : 104 points to include a minimum of 2 A levels , or successful completion of a recognised University Foundation course , or 1 year of HE study .
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What ' s this course about ?
● Examine Britain ’ s changing place in the world and what that means for the UK , Europe and the wider international community
● Combine analysis of global trends with investigation of issues closer to home
● Build your knowledge of world affairs while developing analytical skills
Example placements
● Freedom from Torture
● Victim Support
● Defence Science and Technology Laboratory
Example topics
● International thought
● Analysing foreign and security policy
● Bending the truth a little ? Researching politics and international relations
● Autocracy and democracy
● Comparative public policy and public administration
● Ideology and politics
What ' s this course about ?
● Learn the global business language of English as a nonnative English speaker
● Study business through the medium of English in an English-speaking environment
● Equip yourself with the strong business skills needed to work in the fast-paced world of global trade or other international working environments
● Gain specialist knowledge of cultural , economic , legal and managerial factors that affect international trade with a clear understanding of how global trade operates
Example topics
● International marketing and export trade
● Marketing and communication
● Business communication English language
● Business and markets in a global environment
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Course highlights
● Benefit from scenario exercises , debates and discussions
● Take part in ‘ pop-up seminars ’ on topical issues with specialist guest lecturers
● Visit Parliament and take part in our Model United Nations through our Academic Enrichment Programme
● Gain career-enhancing skills built in to courses and through work experience
● Opportunity to learn another language
● Broaden your experience with an optional work placement or international study
Course highlights
● Join the course at an appropriate stage , depending on prior study
● Benefit from studying with , and being taught by , native English speakers – helping you to communicate effectively with people from the world of business
● Enjoy the support of our University of Portsmouth Global Team as you settle into life in the city and university
Future opportunities
You ’ ll gain the specialist knowledge and skills needed to work in international trade and business . Our graduates have built successful careers in international business , trade , public service , finance , marketing , translation and the leisure industry , as well as going on to postgraduate study .
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‘ I chose to study at Portsmouth as it offers everything a student could want – great lecturers , modules , career support , and a strong student union . ’
Billy Whitehair
Overall student satisfaction 97 %
National Student Survey 2020
Future opportunities This course is a route into careers in politics and international affairs , whether in government , international organisations , NGOs or think tanks . It also opens up opportunities in the media , research and teaching . Our graduates have gone on to work in the UN , Amnesty International and the Red Cross .
‘ This course is truly international in its nature . While studying a number of subjects , focusing on international business , international economics and international law you will have a chance to experience a different educational culture and have a first-hand experience of learning and working in a multinational and multicultural environment of the University . ’
Oksana Dalton , Course Leader
Overall student satisfaction 93 %
National Student Survey 2020
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BA ( Hons ) International Development
UCAS code L902
Duration 3 years full time , 4 years sandwich with work placement
Requirements A level : BBB-BCC , BTEC : DDM- DMM , Tariff points : 104-120 points .
Optional pathways Study international development alongside sociology , leading to the exit award :
● BA ( Hons ) International Development with Sociology
Humanities pathways available , see page 48 for more information
BA ( Hons ) International Development and Languages
UCAS code LR90
Duration 4 years full time with language year abroad
Requirements A level : BBB-BCC , BTEC : DDM- DMM , Tariff points : 104-120 points .
What ' s this course about ?
● Build your understanding of some of the major global challenges of our time : from global poverty and health , justice and human rights , to the global environment
● Learn the skills to enable you to make a difference to societies across the world
● Critically examine the role and purpose of international aid and development in the contemporary world
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What ' s this course about ?
● Learn the skills to enable you to make a difference to societies across the world
● Critically examine the role and purpose of international aid and development in the contemporary world
● Build your understanding of some of the major global challenges of our time : from global poverty , hunger and health , to global environmental issues , democracy and human rights
● Gain first-hand experience with an international nongovernmental organisation ( NGO )
Example placements
● British Council
● Institute of Economic Affairs
● Global Giving
Example topics
● Global environmental issues and concerns
● Development and democracy in Latin America
● Rethinking aid and development
● Build your understanding of world affairs and gain first-hand experience with an international NGO
● Study a language to increase your options for international work and travel
● Develop your language skills through a year overseas speaking your chosen language , either on a work placement gaining first-hand experience with an NGO or studying at an overseas university
Example placements
● Ashinaga Africa Initiative ( Senegal )
● Otra Cosa Network ( Peru )
Example topics
● International community development
● Global environmental issues and concerns
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Course highlights
● Benefit from training of the highest professional standard with a course that ’ s been developed with the England Standards Board for Community Development
● Gain valuable experience with an international NGO alongside your studies and / or as part of an optional placement or sandwich year overseas
● Learn first-hand from those working in the sector – recent events include a guest lecture from the Senior Strategic Adviser to Oxfam ; a study day examining the conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo ; and a visit from an NGO based in Peru
● Our dedicated Placement and Internship Centre can assist in finding and securing a placement in the UK and / or overseas
Course highlights
● Benefit from training of the highest professional standard with a course that ’ s been developed with the England Standards Board for Community Development
● Utilise your new language skills and gain valuable experience with an international NGO alongside your studies as part of a placement year overseas
● Learn first-hand from those working in the sector
● Choose from French , Spanish or Mandarin as your main language
● Learn an optional second language , including Arabic , German , Japanese or British Sign Language ( BSL ), to enhance your career prospects around the world
● Students who are studying Mandarin can study at Beijing International Studies University , Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance University or National Taiwan Normal University
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‘ My course has taught me about environmental issues , gender inequality , community development practice and much more . ’
Alexander Sykes
Future opportunities
This course will give you the transferable skills for a range of rewarding careers . Our graduates are working in fields such as fundraising and campaigning ; designing community development projects ; public affairs ; social care projects in the UK ; and for international agencies working on development projects around the world .
‘ I love how I was able to study a language from beginner alongside International Development . Also , the range of options meant that I have been able to grow and develop in areas that I am particularly interested in . ’
Ellie Bromley
Future opportunities
This course will give you the transferable skills for a range of rewarding careers . Our graduates are working in fields such as fundraising and campaigning ; designing community development projects ; public affairs ; social care projects in the UK ; and for international agencies working on development projects around the world .
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For opportunities to study or work abroad , see page 16 for details |
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