Politics, BA (Hons)

This course delves into the intricacies of government, society, and political systems, examining key concepts such as power, governance, sovereignty, conflict, and justice. It introduces interdisciplinary approaches from fields like political science, sociology, and history to address theoretical, philosophical, and contemporary issues, helping students understand how political ideas shape daily life and are influenced by factors like race, gender, the environment, and poverty.The program equips students with transferable skills such as analysis, evaluation, and communication, valued in academia and employment, including through vocational placements in areas like local government. Options for a Placement Year or International Experience Year are available, along with a Foundation Year for those lacking entry qualifications. For more details, visit the university website.

For details of the modular structure, please see the course description on Bangor University's website.