why study Politics
What is Politics? Subject overview with study options
Exploring ideologies, you will examine the implementation of freedom, democracy and human rights, and develop an understanding of how politics affects us, how parliaments operate and the processes of election.
A politics degree doesn't automatically qualify you to become an MP, but it does offer a solid grounding if you intend to work in or around Westminster, the Scottish Parliament, Welsh Assembly or any of the branches of local government.
Best Universities for Politics
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University of Sheffield -
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London School of Economics and Political Science, University of London -
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University of Warwick -
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University of Bath -
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University of Essex -
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University of St Andrews -
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Durham University -
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University of Exeter -
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University College London, University of London -
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University of Nottingham -
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University of Bristol -
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University of Aberdeen -
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University of York -
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King's College London, University of London -
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Newcastle University -
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University of Glasgow -
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Loughborough University -
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University of Birmingham -
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University of Surrey -
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University of Leicester -
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Cardiff University -
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University of East Anglia UEA -
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University of Strathclyde -
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University of Brighton
Latest Politics reviews
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Politics and International Relations Route Access to Higher Education
City and Islington College
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Kayy, Undergraduate
Nottingham Trent!!
Politics and International Relations BA (Hons)
Nottingham Trent University
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Erin, female, Future Student
Uni of Chester - Overview
Politics and Criminology BA (Hons)
University of Chester
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AS90s, Undergraduate
