Modules

Year 1 Core modules + credits:

• Global Identities – 20

• Key Themes in International Relations – 20

• Psychology for the Social Sciences – 20

• Research Design and Analysis – 20

• Social Inequalities – 20

• Societies, Nations and Empires: Europe 1750–2000 – 20

• Critical Psychology – 20

• Debating the Past: Historical Case Studies – 20

• Doing Sociological Research – 20

• Global Crises: Climate, Conflict and Insecurity – 20

• Literary Prizes and Public Acclaim – 20

• Theorising International Politics – 20

• Work, Employment and Society – 20

• Analysing Foreign Policy – 20

• Consumer Society: Critical Themes and Issues – 20

• Crime Writing – 20

• Development and Democracy in Latin America – 20

• Dystopian and Apocalyptic Environments: Ecocrisis in the Literary Imagination – 20

• East Asian States and Societies – 20

• European Politics – 20

• Gender and Sexuality – 20

• Health, Wellbeing and Happiness – 20

• Introduction to Teaching – 20

• Modern Foreign Language (Institute-Wide Language Programme) – 20

• Race and Racism – 20

• Sociology of Culture: Taste, Value and Celebrity – 20

• The Hidden Lives of Things: Material Culture in the Early Modern World – 20

• Underworlds: Crime, Deviance and Punishment in Britain, 1500–1900 – 20

• Women's Writing in the Americas – 20

• Bending the Truth a Little? Research Methods in Politics, International Relations and Development – 20

• Discursive Psychology – 20

• Modernity and Globalisation – 20

• Research in Practice – 20

• Risk and Society – 20

• Working with the Past – 20

• A History of US Foreign Policy: From the Great War to 9/11 – 20

• Age of Crisis: European Culture in the Twentieth Century – 20

• Bloody Shakespeare: The Politics and Poetics of Violence – 20

• Emotions And Social Life – 20

• Empire and its Afterlives in Britain, Europe and Africa – 20

• Equality or Liberation? Theorising Social Justice – 20

• Family, Career and Generation – 20

• Global Political Economy – 20

• Professional Experience – 20

• Puritans to Postmodernists: American Literature – 20

• Social Power, Elites and Dissent – 20

• Space, Place and Being – 20

• The Geopolitics and Geo-Economics of Africa – 20

• Transitional Justice and Human Rights – 20

• Understanding Personal Life – 20