Embark on an educational journey that transcends borders and cultures with the University of Chester's Chinese and Global Affairs, Politics and International Relations combined honours degree. Designed for the global-minded individual, this course offers an integrated approach to understanding the complex interplay between political, economic and cultural forces shaping our world.

At the University of Chester, we recognise that in an increasingly interconnected global landscape, proficiency in international affairs and languages is not just an asset but a necessity. Our degree course is meticulously crafted to provide you with a robust understanding of global governance, international conflict resolution and diplomatic strategies. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application, you will gain insights into the dynamics of international relations and global politics.

Our curriculum is enriched with a language component, allowing you to deepen your global perspective while enhancing your communication skills. Immerse yourself in a new culture, opening doors to diverse career opportunities in diplomacy, international organisations, NGOs or multinational corporations.

Our experienced staff, comprising accomplished scholars and practitioners, provide personalised guidance, ensuring a learning experience that is both comprehensive and tailored to individual career aspirations. With access to cutting-edge research, internships and a vibrant community of peers from around the world, you will be equipped to become an influential leader and changemaker on the global stage.

Studying Chinese alongside global affairs, politics and international relations also allows you to develop valuable, practical skills and experience for the workplace with several options to study abroad. You may choose to study a short-term placement abroad or spend a year in Wuhan, China, gaining real-world experience and enhancing your employability. You will also develop practical skills in translation and interpretation through a final-year specialist module.