Political Theory, Comparative Politics and the study of Political Systems provide the core of this degree, then you can choose options across the full range of modules or focus on specific pathways.You will tackle questions relating to the nature and distribution of power, the advantages and disadvantages of different political systems, gendered and racialised aspects of politics, and the role of ideology in determining political outcomes. You will critique how politics works in a number of different nations and question the appropriate level to analyse politics from the individual to the global system.You will also consider how the work of political theorists can help explain the ways in which politicians intervene in questions of economy, law-making, conflict and the regulation of our daily lives. You will apply these ideas to everyday political problems such as immigration, poverty, war and climate change.This degree takes place over three years. In each year you study core modules that provide a strong foundation in the academic discipline of Politics. You then have the choice to tailor your degree with optional modules.Optional modules are divided into four specialisms or pathways:Political Theory and Public PolicyInternational Relations and SecurityComparative Politics and DemocratisationInternational Political EconomyPick modules from one pathway to specialise your degree, or mix and match across different pathways to suit your interests.