International Relations explores how states interact and co-operate with each other. This degree offers you a historical understanding of the development of the ‘society of states’ and how it is changing today. You’ll explore the political dynamics that influence interstate cooperation, as well as how organisations like the UN promote international peace and security. You’ll also gain expertise in data analysis, research and critical thinking, as you examine what obligations we may have to international society. We offer a wide range of optional modules which allow you to develop your interests in specialist areas. You’ll gain a diverse skillset that will be valuable to you as a citizen, as well as in your future career – whatever path you choose to take. Course highlightsStudy in our world ranked School of Politics and International Studies.Explore the latest real-world challenges across a range of political subjects and gain a global understanding of them.Learn from influential academics who are helping to shape policy and hear from inspiring guest speakers.Get the opportunity to study abroad and develop an international perspective or undertake a work placement to gain practical experience.Prepare for your future with careers and employability support.Add an analytical focus to your degree with the opportunity to apply for a Quantitative Research Methods pathway, helping you develop advanced analytical skills that are in high demand by employers worldwide.Studying in the School of Politics and International StudiesVideo transcript Audio described version of the video