BA (Hons.) Politics and International Relations

The undergraduate programme in Politics and International Relations at the University of Kent offers a multi-disciplinary approach to the study of global affairs. With the opportunity to engage in a year abroad, it provides a comprehensive understanding of the constantly changing world of politics.Course Content: The course evolves around key areas of politics and international relations, it involves the study of the theoretical, practical and ethical issues. Core modules cover international relations and comparative politics and minor topics from autism awareness to foreign language. Based on individual interests, students can select from a wide range of optional modules. The final year project gives an opportunity to demonstrate the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the programme.Key Modules: Some of the key modules include Introduction to Politics and International Relations, Modern Political Thought, Politics of the EU, Political and International Sociology, Politics of Globalisation and Migration, Nuclear Politics, and the End of Cold War.Accreditations: The course holds a thriving student-led Politics and International Relations Society which is part of the University’s vibrant academic community.Future Careers: Graduates typically find roles in government and politics, international organisations, the media, NGOs, businesses and banking, teaching, or continue to postgraduate research.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.