BA (Hons) Politics and International Relations Explore and debate contemporary politics and diplomacy Course in Islamabad || Registration Open
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Overview
Develop your understanding of both historical and current political tensions and relations
Gain a rich understanding of the workings of modern politics and international relations as you incorporate strands from international law and diplomacy.
You will explore Britain’s wider place in the world through a theoretical approach to both contemporary politics and international relations. You will also examine interstate relationships across Eurasia, Africa, Asia and North America.
Pursue your interests
The course will allow you to choose your own area of interest and develop your knowledge and skills to take a critical perspective on political events and their outcomes for the modern world.
Learn from experts
You will learn from academics who are experts in their fields and use latest research to underline their teaching to ensure that you have access to the current debates within the study of politics.
On this course you will:
- Study Politics both from policy-oriented and academic perspectives.
- Examine current debates in contemporary politics and international relations.
- Explore global challenges of the twenty-first century: terrorism, global warming, migration, climate and health.
- Analyse politics and international relations in the UK, USA, China, Russia, South East Asia, and Africa.
- Learn from our team of expert staff.
- Develop your critical thinking, team-working, research and digital skills, all vital for post-degree employment.
The Course
Discover your interests and follow your passions
This course introduces you to the exciting and complex worlds of contemporary politics and international relations as you explore your interests in diplomacy and political debate.
Year One
In your first year, you will receive a solid grounding in the theoretical approaches and research methods in the study of Politics and International Relations.
The course introduces you to the political histories and contexts of Britain, Russia, China, and the United States.
Year Two
In your second year, you will begin to mould your degree around your interests.
You will explore papal political influences, the links between political ideologies, religion, and modern cultures, British post-war cultural attitudes, conflict in Russia and Eurasia, and much more.
Year Three
By your final year, you will have a strong sense of what political area you would like to focus on for your final dissertation project.
Alongside your thesis, you will have the opportunity to explore more specific aspects of Politics and International Relations, including: the politics of twentieth century European dictators, Pan-Africanism, the effects of globalisation, and the evolution of international law.
Select a year
Research In Politics And International Relations
This module provides a general introduction to studying Politics and International Relations. You will examine some of the key research skills such as desk research (literature search, identifying existing datasets) as well as guiding you through different referencing styles, note-taking, how to present a coherent argument, and how to critique.
Teaching and Assessment
Feel the support of internationally-recognised research staff
Teaching
At our university, you will find a friendly atmosphere and an encouraging team of staff who will work hard to support your learning.
All of our tutors have recognised national and international research expertise and a passion for their respective subject areas. This ensures that you have access the latest debates within the study of Politics and International Relations.
Much of our teaching is in small groups. Our commitment to smaller class sizes allows you to feel more confident to discuss your ideas in a supportive environment.
It also allows your tutors get to know you and how best to aid your development.
Assessment
Our BA (Hons) Politics and International Relations course uses a range of assessments methods, including:
- Essays
- Source evaluations and reviews
- Research projects
- Collaborative project work
- Examinations
- Dissertation.
Modules are assessed at every stage of the course, allowing you to clearly see your academic progress throughout your degree.
Work Placements
Gain vital workplace experience with our local partners
We understand the importance of ensuring that you have the knowledge, skills and experience to compete successfully in today’s challenging jobs market.
We offer you work placement opportunities built directly into our courses to ensure you can gain the experience needed to stand out.
You can choose to organise your own work placement, or take advantage of our extensive network of local partners to gain experience within settings that can also support your academic studies.
Careers
Open up your future career options
Our graduates continue to succeeded in a range of positions after their studies through the supportive environment, varied modules, and the commitment to students provided by our staff.
Career paths include:
- The Civil Service
- International organisations
- Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs)
- Defence and security
- Public administration
- Business
- Law
- Communications and PR
- Education
- Journalism
Postgraduate pathways
- MA Cultural History
- MRes The History of Africa and the African Diaspora
- PGCEs
- MA Creative Writing
- Postgraduate Research (MPhil/PhD)
University of Chichester alumni receive a 15% on our postgraduate courses.
