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BSc International Politics

UCAS Code: L240

 

How can we better understand 'power' in the age of global terrorism, unprecedented economic shifts, social and humanitarian crises and environmental catastrophes?  
 

Our undergraduate degree in International Politics offers a well-balanced portfolio of core courses in International Relations and specialised options which reflect the research work and expertise of our Faculty. Our programme progresses through three levels of study:

 

Year 1: Understanding  ideas. By studying international history and the evolution of major ideas and concepts of International Relations, our first year students are introduced to the complex field of politics and the transformations that have underpinned globalisation.

 

Year 2: Understanding change: political, economic and social transformations of the 20th century and beyond. During their second year, students advance their conceptual understanding of the field of International Relations, and analyse the major spheres of  political change, including: religion, social movements, international political economy,  international and regional organisations.

 

Year 3: Understanding power in the 21st century. During their final year, students concentrate more closely on some of the contemporary issues of global politics and problems of global governance, and pursue individual research projects.

 

During all three years at City, students are welcome to chose elective modules from other Departments in the School of Social Sciences.

 

The skills of City International Politics graduates are highly sought after by governmental bodies, international institutions, non-governmental and civil society organisations, as well as the commercial sector. We welcome, and encourage, students from all backgrounds and all parts of the globe.

 

Please click here for information on How to Apply, the Modules you will study and the Structure of the programme.  Find more information about City University London and You

 

Fees for 2010/11 (full-time only):

UK/EU students: £3,290 per annum.
The fees for UK/EU students rise each year by the rate of the cost of living in the UK and are set by the UK government.

Non-EU international students:£8,900 per annum.
There is a small percentage increase, usually between 3% and 5%, each year on these fees.

*please note that due to recent changes in government funding, tuition fees for students classified as ELQ (equivalent or lower qualification) will differ to those advertised. Please email us for the revised fee amounts.

If you require further information on this programme or studying at the School of Social Sciences please contact our undergraduate admissions team on +44 (0)20 7040 8502 or email socsciug@city.ac.uk.

 

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