History , Politics and International Relations |
BA ( Hons ) International Development and Languages
What ’ s this course about ?
Explore solutions to global social challenges such as poverty and hunger , environmental sustainability , universal education and healthcare while working towards fluency in a foreign language ( or two ). Alongside learning about theories and practices of global development , you can study one language from either a complete beginner or post-A level . You ’ ll be able to apply your developing language skills to work with not-forprofit organisations in developing countries on placement .
Duration
BA ( Hons ) International Relations
4 years full time with language year abroad
Requirements
96 – 112 points to include a minimum of 2 A levels , or equivalent .
UCAS CODE : L253
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UCAS CODE : LR90 |
BA ( Hons ) International Relations and Politics
What ’ s this course about ?
Make sense of the world and the forces shaping nations . Understand the factors behind war , conflict and collaboration between states . Explore what democracy , freedom and equality mean to people at home and abroad . Analyse the global and local issues influencing society , from global migration to the rise of populist politics . Explore the latest developments in British and international politics , and learn the skills needed to help enact change , shape opinions and tackle inequality .
BA ( Hons ) Politics
Duration
3 years full time , 4 years sandwich with work placement
Requirements
96 – 112 points to include a minimum of 2 A levels , or equivalent .
UCAS CODE : L200
UCAS CODE : L250
' I ’ ve worked for the Shadow Secretary of State for Transport and the United Nations , before leading a new team at Uber – and I ’ ve found the skills I developed on this degree have been highly adaptable .'
Alex Thompson-Armstrong
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History , Politics and International Relations |
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What ’ s this course about ? |
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Optional pathways |
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Examine the major issues affecting the world . Discover why nation-states rise and fall . Take a closer look at the factors behind international conflict , and learn the role that state leaders , NGOs , and activists play in solving these problems . Explore topics like global migration and the rise of populist politics around the world . Learn the skills required to play your part in improving equality and enacting positive change . |
3 years full time , 4 years sandwich with work placement
Requirements
104-112 points to include a minimum of 2 A levels , or equivalent .
Humanities pathways available , see page 69 for more information .
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There are optional pathways through this degree that let you combine your International Relations studies with another interest . These pathways lead to the following exit awards when you finish the course :
BA ( Hons ) International Relations with History
BA ( Hons ) International Relations with International Development
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What ’ s this course about ?
Understand the political issues shaping – and dividing – societies around the world , and discover the integral role politics plays in every aspect of people ’ s lives globally . Tackle the major issues facing people and politicians today and learn how the political world works . Look at how parliaments function . Study the historic moments that have shaped democracy – and learn the skills required to play your part in changing minds , shaping policy and fighting inequality .
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Duration
3 years full time , 4 years sandwich with work placement
Requirements
104 – 112 points to include a minimum of 2 A levels , or equivalent .
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' The lecturers were great and made the university experience what it was . The curriculum was varied and they really knew how to push you to achieve great things .'
Antony Innes
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