International Relations, BSc - 2017/18

Our degree in Politics and International Relations has a 95% overall student satisfaction rating. National Student Survey, 2015 Why do states co-operate? What are the reasons for violence and conflict? Why do some states go to war with each other but not with others? What is the link between identity, conflict and co-operation? What is the effect of globalisation? International Relations as a discipline looks at the interaction between states and at the relationship between states and non-state actors, such as the UN the EU, NATO and multinational corporations in a global world. At Canterbury Christ Church we pride ourselves on the warm atmosphere and inclusive spirit of our courses and learning environment. Our teaching has been awarded for its innovative character, particularly the student-centred nature of learning and assessment, while the research activities of our staff mean that we are at the forefront of our disciplines. Top reason to choose this course You will have direct and regular contact with full-time staff that not only maintain high standards in their teaching, but are also experts in their respective research fields. Our students recognise this by consistently nominating their teaching team for teaching awards.