Politics Courses Ceredigion

...political, and societal changes - within the states and the development of a European level of governance is a key focus throughout the programme...

...Performance Studies focuses on the live arts - dance, theatre, performance art, ritual and popular entertainment - and employs performance as an optic...

...The policy responses that dominate traditional thinking about relations between developed and underdeveloped states, and the alternatives to them The programme...

...The relationship between political transformation and theories of change. The basic principles of research design and strategy; A range of methodological...

...the study of Politics and to some of the major areas of the discipline. The Department offers six modules for first year undergraduates. Single Honours...

...are shaping politics and life for people in the UK . Degree Structure Year One During their first year (known as ‘Part One') students are introduced...

...understanding, qualities, skills and other attributes in the following areas: The political, economic, cultural and social context of politics in Wales...

...(known as ‘Part One') students are introduced to the study of International Politics and to some of the major areas of the discipline. The Department offers...

...and how historical events are interpreted to give meaning to our modern world. Degree Structure Year One During their first year (known as ‘Part One')...

...but it is possible to take some modules from other Departments if you prefer. Years Two and Three (Part 2) During their either their second or third...

...Degree Structure Year One During their first year (known as ‘Part One') students are introduced to the study of International Politics and to some of the...

...major areas of the discipline. The Department offers six modules for first year undergraduates. Single Honours students are encouraged to take all six of these modules...

...Students take an equivalent number of modules in the Department of History & Welsh History. Years Two and Three (Part 2) During their either their second...

...understand human thinking and decision making and understand how we make sense of the world we live in. Some of the questions that arise are ‘why do leaders...

...understand human thinking and decision making and understand how we make sense of the world we live in. Some of the questions that arise are ‘why do leaders...

...Locating particular concepts and problems in defence policies in national and regional strategic contexts; An understanding of the character of warfare...

...(such as globalisation) and the shifting security agenda in both the developed and less developed worlds; and, The policy responses to the new security agenda...

...to the study of International Politics and to some of the major areas of the discipline. Single Honours students are encouraged to take all six of these modules...

...The key debates in the history of ideas about International Relations; The dominant theories and approaches to academic International Relations since...

...and whether terrorism may be seen as a legitimate counter to conventional uses of political, legal and military force. The programme deals with complex...