Ba hons international relations with foundation in Regents university london

With globalisation, sustainability, terrorism and foreign intervention now major forces in the world, this course prepares you to meet important, unpredictable global challenges.While the 21st century presents us with instability and insecurity, it also offers plenty of opportunities for development and innovation. You'll learn to make sense of the world's issues, plan for change, and develop progressive solutions that make positive changes towards a better future.Drawing on real case studies (from the fields of law, politics, human rights, economics, security, war, diplomacy and more), you'll unpick different perspectives, apply theory to practice and gain insights into the complexities of global politics and the relationships between institutions of international governance.

Higher Secondary School Certificate XII with a minimum of 40%. IELTS at 5.5 with no less than 5.5 in each category. 300-500 word personal statement, IB: 24 Points.

Government bodies and agencies  ; Civil service – embassies, foreign offices ; International organisations – e.g., The United Nations ; NGOs/INGOs – e.g., Oxfam, Human Rights Watch 

15th Oct