International Relations and Sociology BA (Hons)
Bachelor's degree
In Brighton
Description
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Type
Bachelor's degree
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Location
Brighton
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Duration
3 Years
Learn from experts whose research is making a difference to communities across the world – from human rights to gender inequality.
You'll be based in one of Europe's largest dedicated International Relations departments, and cover topics from across the disciplines of international relations and sociology. You study central questions about society, politics and nation-states in a global context.
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About this course
Recent International Relations graduates have started jobs as:
programmes administrator, International Rescue Committee
consultant, UN Migration Agency
researcher in security and defence policy, Kings College London.
You should have a broad range of GCSEs grade 9-4 (A*-C), including good grades in relevant subjects.
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Subjects
- Human Rights
- International Relations
- Politics
- International Politics
- Sociology
- International Order
- Familiar Strange
- Political Economy
- Lifecourse
- Sociological Theory
Course programme
Autumn teaching
- Introduction to International Relations
- The Rise of the Modern International Order
- Themes and Perspectives in Sociology I
- Classical Political Theory & International Relations
- Making the Familiar Strange
- The Short Twentieth Century and Beyond
- Themes and Perspectives in Sociology II
Autumn teaching
- Contemporary International Theory
- Doing Social Research: working with quantitative data
- Introduction to International Political Economy
- Doing Social Research: working with qualitative data
Autumn teaching
- Beyond the Vote: Citizenship and Participation in Sociology
- Health across the Lifecourse
- Migration and Integration (Aut)
- Race: Conflict and Change
- Sociology of Everyday Life
- Classical Sociological Theory
- Development and the State
- Education and Inequality
- Globalisation and Global Governance
- Power, Deviance and Othering
- Resistance Movements in Conflict & War
- Security and Insecurity in Global Politics
- Sociology of Childhood (Spr)
- The Politics of Foreign Policy
Study abroad (optional)
Apply to study abroad – you’ll develop an international perspective and gain an edge when it comes to your career.
Placement (optional)A placement is a great way to network and gain practical skills. When you leave Sussex, you’ll benefit from having the experience employers are looking for.
Year 3 at sussex
Autumn teaching
- Contemporary Issues in the Global Political Economy
- Contemporary Social Theory (Aut)
- Death of Socialism?
- Development, Human Rights & Security
- Governing Muslims: From Empire to the War on Terror
- Identity and Interaction
- Marxism and International Relations
- Mercenaries, Gangs and Terrorists: Private Security in International Politics
- Political Economy of the Environment
- Postcolonial Europe?
- Religions in Global Politics
- Sex and Death in Global Politics
- Sexualities / Intersections
- Sociology of Humans and Other Animals (Aut)
- Sociology Research Proposal
- Surveillance, Security and Control
- The Cultural Life of Capital Punishment (Aut)
- The Global Politics of Health
- The Politics of International Trade
- The Politics of Terror
- What is War
- Alternative Societies (Spr)
- Capitalism and Geopolitics
- Development and Geopolitics in East Asia
- Dirty Wars? Conflict and Military Intervention
- Ethics in Global Politics
- Global Politics of Food
- Identity & Interaction
- International Relations of the Modern Middle East
- Medicine and the Body
- Mercenaries, Gangs and Terrorists: Private Security in International Politics
- Peace Processes in Global Order: in-depth Analysis
- Sexualities / Intersections
- Sociology of Fun
- Sociology Project
- Surveillance, Security and Control
- The Arms Trade in International Politics
- The Body: current controversies and debates
- The Reign of Rights in Global Politics
- The United States in the World
Additional information
International Relations and Sociology BA (Hons)