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Politics and International Relations courses
We believe strongly in integrating our research with our teaching, in areas such as Russian politics, politics of the Middle East, international security, humanitarian intervention, or the politics of sub-state nationalism. You will be taught by leading experts and authors in that field.
Undergraduate courses
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Develop your own, flexible, study programme to reflect your intellectual and creative interests across the humanities and social sciences
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Study economics and the wider business environment, with a focus on marketing and learn to make sense of the complexities around political debate
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Examine the macroeconomic challenges of economies, the microeconomic behaviour of people and businesses, with the study of state conflict and cooperation
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Economics involves analysing, researching, and advising on policies that shape society, plus discover the intricacies of British and international politics
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Combine the study of traditional and modern English literature with Politics
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Learn to make sense of the complexities of global politics and also study geography to understand the major challenges facing our planet
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A carefully structured degree for those with an keen interest in geography and politics that allows you to combine modules taught by specialists in both areas
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Study social, cultural, and political history and also conflict and cooperation between nations
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Study social, cultural, and political history, combined with politics to discover the past and how it affects the present and our future
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This course gives you the opportunity of securing a place on any of our MA (Hons) degrees within the School of Humanities
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Study the external factors affecting global business operations and also conflict and cooperation between nations
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Study two European languages as you examine the interactions between states and study political theory to address some of the big problems facing humanity
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Examine the interactions between states and study political theory to address some of the big problems facing humanity
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Develop your own flexible study programme to reflect your intellectual and creative interests across the humanities and social sciences
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A flexible part-time degree allowing you to combine study with work or other commitments
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Examine modern and ancient philosophical thinking combined with the study of conflict and cooperation between nations
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Examine modern and ancient philosophical thinking and also study theories, principles, and concepts in comparative politics
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Study two European languages as you make sense of the complexities around political debate from UK public policy to Russia, the Middle East, and human rights
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Learn how the human mind works from infancy to old age, and make sense of the complexities around political debate
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Learn to make sense of the complexities around political debate from UK public policy to Russia, the Middle East, and human rights
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Improve your French as you learn to make sense of the complexities around political debate from UK public policy to Russia, the Middle East, and human rights
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Improve your Spanish as you learn to make sense of the complexities around political debate from UK public policy to Russia, the Middle East, and human rights
Postgraduate courses
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Develop your leadership and applied research skills in professional practice with a professional doctorate in Social Sciences
Professional doctorate
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Develop your leadership and applied research skills in professional practice with a professional doctorate in Social Sciences
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