Ba in politics and international relations in University of roehampton

Studying Politics and International Relations has never been more crucial given the current global landscape characterized by pressing challenges such as the climate change emergency, global conflicts, Brexit, and post-pandemic economic uncertainties. Pursuing a degree in Politics and International Relations at Roehampton will equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to comprehend the factors that have shaped our world and to actively contribute to shaping a more promising future.

The program's core modules provide students with hands-on experience in negotiation, leadership, and communication skills, enabling them to apply these practical skills in various contexts. Complementing this practical dimension, students also receive a comprehensive foundation in the conceptual and theoretical approaches to the study of politics, as well as an understanding of the sources and methods utilized in political analysis.

The BA Politics and International Relations program at Roehampton places a strong emphasis on International Relations and global politics. Students delve into critical global issues, including human rights, political resistance and violence, climate change, and the intricate dynamics of gender, race, and class in politics. Additionally, students have the opportunity to specialize in the politics of specific regions through dedicated modules focusing on regions such as the Middle East, North America, Russia, China, and the Global South.

Year 1 Entry:

Minimum of 112 UCAS points (or an equivalent qualification)
Students studying T Levels are encouraged to apply.

International Baccalaureate:

Language A (first language): SL grade 4 or HL grade 3
Language B (language acquisition): SL grade 6 or HL grade 5

IELTS 6.0 overall with 5.5 in each section.

Graduates of the Politics and International Relations program at Roehampton pursue diverse career paths, spanning areas such as politics (including research, campaigning, policy work, and civil service), publishing, teaching, journalism, business management, law, media, advertising, public relations, community and social services, as well as heritage or cultural management. These graduates emerge as informed and engaged global citizens, equipped with a deep understanding of the structures of power that influence our world and possessing the confidence to critically examine and question them.

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