Politics with International Relations with Integrated Foundation Year - BA (Hons)
University of Chichester
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This course will allow you the time and space needed to develop your skills and knowledge as a student. You will be given the support to become a creative and inclusive humanities scholar. You will be taught to analyse and critically study concepts and global issues, as well as gain a strong inter-disciplinary grounding, including in History and Philosophy. Gain a rich understanding of the workings of modern politics and international relations as you incorporate strands from international law ...Read more

This course will allow you the time and space needed to develop your skills and knowledge as a student. You will be given the support to become a creative and inclusive humanities scholar. You will be taught to analyse and critically study concepts and global issues, as well as gain a strong inter-disciplinary grounding, including in History and Philosophy. Gain a rich understanding of the workings of modern politics and international relations as you incorporate strands from international law and diplomacy. You will explore Britain’s wider place in the world through a theoretical approach to both contemporary politics and international relations. You will also examine interstate relationships across Eurasia, Africa, Asia and North America. Pursue your interestsThe course will allow you to choose your own area of interest and develop your knowledge and skills to take a critical perspective on political events and their outcomes for the modern world.Build your academic skills on an initial foundation yearThis four-year course includes an integrated, introductory foundation year that develops your academic skills and confidence, as well as provides you with an overview of core aspects of humanities that you will build upon in your further years of study. This option is for you if you are interested in Politics and International Relations but do not meet the course entry requirements for BA (Hons) Politics and International Relations yet, or if you want more time to prepare for higher education. You will learn from academics who are experts in their fields and use latest research to underline their teaching to ensure that you have access to the current debates within the study of politics. On this course you will:Study Politics both from policy-oriented and academic perspectives.Examine current debates in contemporary politics and international relations.Explore global challenges of the twenty-first century: terrorism, global warming, migration, climate and health.Analyse politics and international relations in the UK, USA, China, Russia, South East Asia, and Africa.Learn from our team of expert staff.Develop your critical thinking, team-working, research and digital skills, all vital for post-degree employment. This course introduces you to the exciting and complex worlds of contemporary politics and international relations as you explore your interests in diplomacy and political debate.

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Jessica
05 Mar 25

I think more integration with other courses would be great and focus on the humanities as often they are left behind in terms of socials and stuff. My best aspect of uni so far..Read more

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Politics and International Relations - BA (Hons)
I think more integration with other courses would be great and focus on the humanities as often they are left behind in terms of socials and stuff. My best aspect of uni so far...
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University of Chichester
University of Chichester , Chichester

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Bishop Otter Campus College Lane Chichester West Sussex PO19 6PE United Kingdom
Nearest train station: Fishbourne  1.1 miles away

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