Politics courses

...Module Postgraduate Certificate Level UEL-LA-7002 International Human Rights Law UEL-SY-7005 Critical theories of International Relations Postgraduate... Learn about: International Relations, Human Rights...

...Seminars: 1 session / week, 2 hours / session MIT students need the permission of the instructor. This subject is designed for graduate students interested... Learn about: Foreign Policy...

...Politics and International Relations II: Methods Elective: Understanding Europe: History, Culture and Political Economy Current issues in Politics... Learn about: International Relations...

...Students may also study planning and problem solving, environmental issues, resource distribution, and the challenges of institutional adaptation and changing political systems... Learn about: Social Science, Social Policy...

...master’s degree in a relevant subject or practical experience in the field of study (these are only minimum requirements: competition for places is intense)... Learn about: English Language, Decision Making...

...debates around this internationally significant topic. This course uses Britain as a case study to shed light on wider issues relating to the growth...

...it is not Familiarise yourself with both Liberal and Realist theories of international relations Explore arguments about the causes of inter-state and non-state...

...In lectures and readings distributed in class, students learn about the history and culture of each of the countries these authors represent...

...in society and also be better prepared for higher education in a number of rewarding subjects. Studying citizenship takes you through a personal journey...

...It allows you to focus on the issues which are of the most interest to you. In order to deepen your knowledge of management and related issues... Learn about: Business Ethics, International Relations, Global Economy...

...WHAT ARE THE KEY AREAS OF STUDY? At AS Level, you will focus on: Identity and Democracy - What it means to be British, and if there is equality amongst citizens...

...teaching makes use of citizenship materials. Classes are offered in the four language skills: reading, writing, speaking and listening through two sessions per...

...Unit 2 develops the role of the citizen in terms of Community Action and Active Citizenship. ENTRY RECOMMENDATIONS: This course is available as an additional...

...How the courses are assessed 100% exam Exam board AQA Where does it lead? This subject is very useful for those wishing to take Social Science degrees...

...language and Old Norse. You will also have the option of studying modules in Scandinavian history, linguistics, and medieval history. In the second... Learn about: Social Democracy, Nordic Landscapes, Politics and Society...

...International requirements Visit our admissions webpages to view our International entry requirements. English Language requirements Band B Visit our admissions... Learn about: Professor Training, Foreign Policy, English Language...

...Politics of Development, and The United Kingdom: State, Politics and Policy in your second year. In your final year, you can develop your ideas on themes... Learn about: Analysis and communication, Civil service, International law...

...Together we’ll explore these dimensions alongside an assessment of the specific business impact of global governance, resource depletion, demographic change...

...to quality reproductive health services. Explore sustainable development and the post-2015 agenda This free online course will assess progress made... Learn about: IT Development...

...The military profession is also unique in having a dedicated ethical framework associated with it, Just War Theory. This defines the conditions for...