Politics Undergraduate Degrees

...120 credits by the end of each Stage. Please be aware that programme modules do change and therefore may differ for your year of entry. Stage 1 Compulsory... Learn about: Political Thought, Career Development, IT Development...

...and quantitative methods. Teaching and resources You’re taught by some of the most eminent academics in the world in their subjects. Staff in the Faculty... Learn about: International Politics, World History, Political Science...

...of the seventies to the recognition of new families are revisited. Lectures: 1 session / week, 3 hours / session There are no prerequisites for this course... Learn about: Financial Training...

...the way welfare and services are delivered and ask questions about how this is changing. Over the last twenty years, Social Policy has been a key focus... Learn about: Social Policy...

...Resistance in World Politics. You could also study a language as part of your degree, take advantage of our many internship opportunities, or study abroad in Europe... Learn about: Political Theory, Comparative Politics...

...You will be introduced to the nature of international relations by way of a critical focus on contemporary issues in world politics. You will also study... Learn about: International Relations...

...participate in the formation of identities for artists and audiences in these areas? How does it enable the articulation of diverging social and political...

...develop an understanding of contemporary social problems, such as poverty, inequalities in health, and underachievement in schools and the policies... Learn about: Social Policy...

...investigative and evaluative research and presentation skills, in addition to more general transferable skills. This degree is centred around the critical... Learn about: World Politics, Political Economy...

...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...

...the strengths and weaknesses of various regimes and philosophical approaches in order to gain a critical perspective on our own. Thinkers include Plato... Learn about: Political Thought...

...skills including technological proficiency as reflected in the subject and university commitment to blended learning. At the completion of the course the student... Learn about: Conflict Resolution...

...positions and apply them to political problems and issues from the local to the global level. You’ll also become confident in debating with others... Learn about: Chinese Language, World Politics, Political Economy...

...and criminal justice human rights, and equality and diversity community policing, which includes themes such as youth work, domestic abuse, child protection...

...We will analyze the simultaneous radicalism and weakness of American liberalism, how the revolutionary ideas of freedom and equality run up against persistent... Learn about: Political Thought...

...into the police service. One of these routes is by completion of a Pre-Join degree, whereby students will study a three year degree in professional policing...

...Independent and collaborative study in these areas will develop your abilities in investigative and evaluative research, presentation and critical analysis... Learn about: World Politics, Political Theory, Political Economy...

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

...Do multinational corporations consider political factors when deciding whether or not to set up a factory in another country? Does the bond market... Learn about: International Relations, Financial Training...

...the contemporary connections between these two disciplines are more significant than ever. The foundation year of this course is designed to offer applicants... Learn about: Communication Training...