In this course you explore key political controversies from diverse perspectives to understand and explain global phenomena. Engage with leading experts, tailor the course to your interests and deepen your understand of Politics. Benefit from a global network of peers and mentors, preparing you for significant roles in government, NGOs, and international organisations, where you can make a meaningful impact. Choose from an extensive range of optional modules to tailor your studies Study in a supportive environment with research-active political scientists Be a part of one of more of the research groups e.g. British Politics, Asian Politics, Middle East Politics, European Studies, Political Economy, and Parties, Voters and Elections Participate in a range of intellectual and social events alongside your programme Teaching will utilise a range of learning methods, including lectures, seminars, tutorials and workshops. Lectures: Academics give organised talks to large groups of students who take notes, less interactive. Seminars: Small group sessions designed to complement lectures and are generally more informal in nature. They give you the chance to discuss issues with fellow students and allow for more interaction than a traditional lecture.