Politics Postgraduate Degrees

...and the policies developed and delivered by governments and other organisations. It builds upon various A-levels, including Politics (e.g. the role of the Government)... Learn about: Social Policy...

...in the 2015 Complete University Guide. Subject guide and modules The Politics strand of the course is concerned with the study of government and political action...

...with the relevant admissions teams prior to application whether or not their qualifications are deemed acceptable. For less commonly encountered qualifications... Learn about: International Relations, Research methods, Leaders and Leadership...

...At Aston University International Security Concepts and Strategies for Qualitative Social Science Religion and Politics The Politics of Rogue States Corruption-Crime-Terror Nexus... Learn about: International security, Conflict Management, International Relations...

...in Africa. At Masters level there is particular emphasis on seminar work. Students make full-scale presentations for each unit that they... Learn about: Language Skills, Security governance, International Politics...

...(Korean Peninsula, Taiwan Straits, India-Pakistan, the ‘global war on terror’), democratic transition and consolidation, the survival of non-democratic regimes... Learn about: Political Thought, Critical skills, IT Security...

...working in or intending to work in governments, international organizations, think tanks and advocacy groups who wish to acquire deeper knowledge of ideas... Learn about: Political ideologies, Comparative Political, Political society...

...politics outside Europe and America. At Masters level there is particular emphasis on seminar work. Students make full-scale presentations for each unit that they... Learn about: Asian Security, Security governance, Cross Cultural management...

...by its repressive effects. The politics of national identity, sometimes bound up with ideas of religious identity, have been given new urgency by class conflict... Learn about: Public Sector, Transferable skills, Social Anthropology...

...classes and tutorials and an 10,000 word dissertation. There are four core units and four optional modules that make up the course. The precise modules... Learn about: International Finance, Growth & development, Corporate Finance...

...unequal treaties and their legacies in the form of Hong Kong and Macau, China offers an example for examining and analyzing long standing questions of territory... Learn about: General skills, Government Politics, International Politics...

...It also looks more broadly at the future of global human rights in a world where, many claim, the influence of the West is declining and asks critical... Learn about: IT Security, Political Thought, Security governance...

...in the social sciences and extensive study in an African/Asian/Middle Eastern language. As such, the programme provides two years of intensive language study at SOAS... Learn about: Modern Arabic, Political Thought, International Politics...

...and America and the World: US Foreign Policy. Established in 2013 and based on 20 years of experience within Centre for International Studies and Diplomacy (CISD)... Learn about: Foreign Policy, IT Law, International Politics...

...of multinational corporations and companies. A wide variety of modules The course offers the opportunity to study a wider variety and greater number... Learn about: International Trade, IT Development, International Relations...

...issues such as urban austerity and local political leadership The programme is particularly relevant for those who wish to engage in public policy... Learn about: International Relations...

...relevant by teaching students how to apply theoretical concepts to some of the biggest political challenges facing Europe today. It will also prepare students... Learn about: International Relations...

...researchers are to maximise the impact of their work in addressing issues of real concern to policy-makers. The programme provides core research training...

...We aim to advance theory, knowledge and methods at the interface between sociology, politics and international relations. The questions addressed recognise...

...where you will acquire core knowledge in your subject. The remaining third provides applied interdisciplinary training in quantitative methods... Learn about: Data analysis, International Relations...