BA (Hons) Politics

The Politics BA (Hons) course at Lancaster University is designed to expand your knowledge and understanding of the myriad political structures and systems that shape our world. It covers key themes such as power, freedom, conflict, legitimacy, accountability, and justice, along with theories and practice from different historical and cultural contexts. The course also provides analytical skills used in the wider world of politics.Course Content: The course combines theory with practical understanding through various teaching methods. In the first year, you'll cover broad aspects of Politics and International relations. In the second and third year, you'll choose modules according to your interests and career plans. You will also develop your skills in argumentation and analytical thinking through a 12,000-word dissertation on a topic of your choice. Key Modules: The key modules include Power and Politics, Globalisation and World Politics, Contemporary Politics of the Middle East, Politics of Development, The Politics of Nationalism, Racism and Xenophobia, Contemporary Political Theory, Politics of Race.Future Careers: Politics graduates may find employment in a range of sectors including political research, journalism, public relations, human rights, international organizations, non-governmental organizations, public administration, and the diplomatic service.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.