BSc (Hons) International Relation

The BSc (Hons) International Relations course at Plymouth University seeks to develop students' understanding of the competitive and cooperative relationships existing in world politics and international affairs. It encourages students' ability to think critically and analytically about contemporary global issues.Course Content: The course offers a holistic analysis of international politics by exploring the historical context, theories, systems of governance and law, economies, and the diplomatic relations and conflicts that shape our world. The course combines theoretical study with practical case studies and optional placements. Also, the program includes opportunities for study exchange programs for students to gain international exposure.Key Modules: While all the modules are vital, some key modules in this course include 'Introduction to International Relations: Theories and Approaches', 'Globalization and World Politics', 'International Politics in the 21st Century', 'Contemporary Diplomacy and the Politics of International Law' and 'Conflict, Security and Terrorism'.Accreditations: This program is not accredited by an external body, but it is recognized by the British International Studies Association (BISA) and the Political Studies Association (PSA). Future Careers: The program enables students to pursue future careers in several areas such as diplomacy, international NGOs, international media, national and local government, teaching, and journalism. It also provides a foundation for postgraduate study in international relations and related disciplines. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.