Course summary

Study political institutions, theories, and developments with our London-based Politics and International Relations degree. You will advance your understanding of key contemporary challenges like: migration climate change global developments war and conflict human rights. We will help you become a fully engaged citizen, equipped for a career that makes a difference. Tackle real-world issues with experts You will engage with current practitioners in politics and explore solutions to pressing real world issues. Learning from staff who have worked in government and politics, you will develop both theoretical and practical knowledge. Study in London – an international political hub We are only 30 minutes from central London – an international political hub. During your Politics and International Relations course, you’ll access the capital’s extensive resources, culture, and networks. We will also explore key institutions like: The Houses of Parliament The British Museum The International Maritime Organization The Bank of England The Migration Museum. Work placements: build professional experience You can complete a work placement as part of your Politics and International Relations BA. This could be in sectors as varied as: public administration business education culture the Arts. Previous students have also completed placements in: cultural heritage sites charities publishing companies schools.