The Political Economy course offered by the University of Strathclyde is a year-length, postgraduate degree program. This course offers an in-depth opportunity for the study of advanced economic theory and methods, focusing on the role of economic analysis in political processes and outcomes. The learning curriculum is designed to combine political economy theory with the hands-on application of analytical methods. Course Content: Topics like power and influence, conflicts and negotiation, cooperation, institutions and the emergent properties of social and economic systems are under focus. The course is designed to offer topics for in-depth discussion, helping you develop critical, theoretical and analytical skills.Key Modules: There are several core and optional modules available in this course, including Political Economy; Approaches to the Study of Politics; Qualitative Methods; and Quantitative Methods. Future Careers: Completing this course may open doors to careers in academia, public administration, Non-Governmental Organizations, or in roles requiring strong analytical skills, particularly in settings where economic and political analysis overlap.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.