On this degree you'll be taught by academic staff from the department of Politics, Philosophy and Religion where you will examine how conflicts can be resolved and prevented within the context of global politics and international security. In year one, you’ll be introduced to core concepts through the module International Relations: Theory and Practice plus two further modules either from within the Department or in subjects that complement your studies. In your second and third years, you’ll examine peace and conflict resolution in detail. You can select from second year modules which include Peace Studies in Action International Relations, Security and Sustainability and Politics of Development and Global Changes. Final year modules include Politics of Global Danger Contemporary Issues in Human Rights, and Understanding External Intervention in Violent Conflicts.