BA (Hons) International Relations

The BA International Relations course at the University of East Anglia (UEA) provides an opportunity to explore and understand the world we live in. It offers students an exciting and coherent mix of compulsory and optional modules related to international relations theory, international history, international security, and foreign policy. The course aims to enhance student’s abilities to understand, analyze and experiment with a range of relevant theoretical perspectives, encouraging them to apply this knowledge and skills to complex real-world problems. Course Content: The BA International Relations undergraduate degree combines the study of international relations theory, history, international security, foreign policy, political theory, and practical research skills. The course provides a balance of breadth and depth in understanding international relations and maintains a strong emphasis on developing theoretical perception along with practical abilities. Key Modules: The course includes key modules like Understanding International Relations, Modern Political Thought, Flashpoints of World Politics, Contemporary Security Challenges and Dilemmas, and Human Rights and Politics of Recognition. In the final year, students can either write a 10,000-word dissertation or undertake a Special Subject which includes a greater level of seminar participation. Future Careers: This course prepares students for careers in a wide variety of fields including diplomacy, non-governmental organizations, international businesses, international development agencies, and the public sector. They are also well-prepared to pursue further academic research. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.