BA (Hons) International Relations

The BA (Hons) International Relations course from the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) provides a foundation in the key areas of international relations, including diplomacy, foreign policy analysis, and the complexities of the modern world order. This course aims to equip students with a broad knowledge base which encompasses political, economic, and societal issues on a global scale with the aim of preparing them for a career in international relations.Course Content: The course dives into the major debates, ideas, and issues in the field of international relations. This includes a wide array of topics ranging from international security, terrorism, and nuclear proliferation to foreign policy, international organisations, and human rights. The course offers a balance of theoretical perspectives and practical applications, thus fostering a well-rounded understanding of international relations.Key Modules: Although specific modules aren't mentioned, students will explore the history of the international system, contemporary issues in global governance, foreign policy formulation, and critical perspectives on world politics. Other focus areas may include global justice, world development, human rights, strategic studies, and political ideologies.Future Careers: Graduates of this course may be prepared for career opportunities within a broad range of sectors including national and international governmental organizations, non-governmental organizations, the diplomatic service, the armed services, the media, and more. Graduates may find job roles such as Policy Analyst, Public Relations Specialist, and Political Scientist.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page%20International%20Relations,a%20career%20in%20international%20relations.&text=This%20course%20provides%20you%20with,the%20discipline%20of%20international%20relations).