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    Tuition Fee

    PKR 6,342,104/Year

    Intakes

      Campus

      Lincoln

      BA (Hons) International Relations and Politics

      • Description

        The Politics and International Relations (BA Hons) course at the University of Lincoln is designed to explore the complex inter-relation between politics and international relations to comprehend the role of power in global, regional, national, and local interactions. The course aims to provide a deep understanding of crucial issues such as terrorism, climate change, and the complex politics of Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.

        Course Content: The focus of the course is to understand the global dynamics (economic, political, cultural, and environmental) using various analytical tools. Issues related to international security in the context of global terrorism, ethical dimensions of international relations, and foreign policy are examined. The course also introduces the dynamics of politics in Europe and elsewhere and provides a key understanding of political theories.

        Key Modules: Some of the crucial modules include 'Contemporary International Relations Theory', 'International Organisations in Global Politics', ‘Democracy and Democratisation’, 'European Union: Politics and Policies’, and 'Political Theory from Marx to Post-Marxism'.

        Accreditations: This course is recognized by the British International Studies Association (BISA) and the Political Studies Association (PSA).

        Future Careers: It equips students with advanced analytical skills which can lead to various career paths. Graduates may choose careers in politics, international relations, public administration, the civil and diplomatic services, the NGO sector, international organizations, law, business, journalism, or academia.

        For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.

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      Level

      undergraduate

      Discipline

      Social Sciences

      Upcoming Intakes

      Sep 2025

      Mode of Study

      on campus