Politics And International Relations BA(hons) in University of West of England, UK

Politics And International Relations BA(hons) in University of West of England

To understand governments, individuals, organisations and countries properly, we need to examine the different influences, dynamics, conflicts and interactions at play.

Being able to unpick domestic and international political issues requires a unique set of skills, which can open up exciting career opportunities for you, both inside and outside the political world.

BA(Hons) Politics and International Relations allows you to study both subjects equally or specialise in aspects of either programme.

Looking at everything from how popular movements, cultures and great thinkers view conflicts, to the EU, terrorism and the abuse of human rights, you'll benefit from the support of our inspirational staff and interactive teaching.

The course is designed to give you a strong balance of academic knowledge and the practical skills employers seek.

Hone your skills on interesting work placements in years two and three. Study abroad as part of your degree, and gain valuable extra experience by volunteering with one of our industry contacts.

We also hold regular research events where you can debate contemporary political issues, and test out and strengthen your professional skills.

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