Politics courses

...and social issues as they affect Muslims in the Near and Middle East and in the UK. Recognising that Islam is at the centre of discussions and disputes today...

...The programme is especially suitable for candidates wishing to acquire the intellectual tools necessary for making sense of current ethical and power relations...

...The programme is especially suitable for candidates wishing to acquire the intellectual tools necessary for making sense of current ethical and power relations...

...the European Union and International Relations. You will be expected to identify a distinct field of research as the focus for the MRes. Fields of supervision currently include...

...the European Union and International Relations. You will be expected to identify a distinct field of research as the focus for the MRes. Fields of supervision currently include...

...Lectures: 1 session / week, 3 hours / session All sides of the debate agree that environmental policy should be based on "sound science." But adversaries... Learn about: Decision Making...

...Can anyone stop them from doing whatever they want? How can I make them listen to me?” Politics will help you to answer questions like these and many more... Learn about: Full Time...

...top 10 for overall student satisfaction in the National Student Survey. Programme structure The modules we outline here provide examples of what you... Learn about: International Relations...

...vary from that shown here. You can read detailed module descriptions here. Year 1 Introduction to Politics Politics in Comparative Perspective Elective... Learn about: International Relations...

...sessions plus residential problem-solving and team-building group exercises. You'll engage in individual and group assessment activities, delivered orally...

...reveal the possibilities of politics, meet the demands of thoughtful citizenship, and prepare those students who intend to pursue further work in either... Learn about: IT Law, Political Philosophy, Political Science...

...Intelligence is seen as vital in the war on terror and was a key element in the decision to invade Iraq; but many of the issues surrounding intelligence...

...It is about the individuals such as Churchill, Kennedy and Gorbachov who shaped global events and it is about ordinary people and the way in which they experienced world history...

...and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. Strategy is about the use of force for political purposes and it is therefore studied in the context...

...in the poorest nations on earth, when risks are so different to those in the richer parts? How has globalisation changed the Third World and what is...

...It is also about how war has been studied and ideas about the nature and conduct of war: the principles of war, the role of battle, the importance of leadership...

...and the Department of International Politics both of which have established notable reputations for teaching and research in their respective fields...

...Development Policy and PracticeEconomics and DevelopmentPolitics and Development The course structure and units for the Environmental Management specialisation... Learn about: IT Development...

...with experts who are highly research active. You will examine a variety of representations and articulations of Britishness, exploring how British mentalities... Learn about: British identities, North Atlantic history, Adam Smith...

...from a variety of perspectives offered by experts engaged in real-life research. Practitioners from the sciences, social sciences, arts and humanities... Learn about: Political Economy, World Politics...