Citizenship Undergraduate Degrees

..., statutory and private sector organizations. Making identities: citizenship, race and nation This course aims to examine the processes that have shaped... Learn about: Political Theory, Decision Making, Social Policy...

... UCIL22001 10 Optional Curating Culture UCIL22302 10 Optional Globachelorl Citizenship and Sustainability UCIL22501 10 Optional Science and Civilisation... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Ancient History, Art History...

...History and Politics in the Anthropocene “The Turbulent British”: A history of protest across the British Empire 1770 – 1930 International Relations and... Learn about: Comparative Politics, British Empire, International Relations...

..., in general, and the shape and operations of emerging powers in particular. 15 credits. Citizenship and Human Rights Citizenship and Human Rights 15 credits... Learn about: Social Theory, Human Rights, IT Law...

... in fighting for social justice. You will critically reflect on these issues and the role of community development in public policy, focusing particularly on governance, citizenship, equality and diversity, partnership working and community engagement. You will also develop practical skills in project... Learn about: Part Time, Human Geography, Social Policy...

...Studying International Politics brings a focus on power, authority, citizenship, conflict and cooperation in the world around us. Current international trends are interpreted in historical perspective yet with a view to future directions and likely developments. Politics affects all our lives... Learn about: British Politics, IT Development, European Politics...

...(30 credits) Evidence Based Practice and Research (15 credits) Disability (15 credits) Safeguarding Children and Adults (15 credits) Year 3 Students... Learn about: International Relations, Social Change, Comparative Politics...

... in public international law, humanitarianism, and migration and citizenship complete the range of options available. What will you gain? Upon graduation... Learn about: Social Science, Analytical skills, International law...

... of communities in fighting for social justice. You will critically reflect on these issues and the role of community development in public policy, focusing particularly on governance, citizenship, equality and diversity, partnership working and community engagement. You will also develop practical skills... Learn about: British Politics, Human Geography, Social Policy...