The global landscape reveals diverse governance models, prompting questions about democracy, democratisation, US foreign policy evolution, and globalisation. Politics is a vibrant discipline that fosters debate and insight into our dynamic world, while enhancing intellectual skills applicable across various professions. This degree at Brunel University provides a solid foundation in political theories and international relations, emphasising the role of politics in an interconnected global environment.Students analyse topics like modern Africa, imperialism, and contemporary foreign policies through the lenses of political science and philosophy, sharpening critical thinking. Options include a placement year with opportunities at institutions such as the House of Commons or HM Treasury, and studying abroad in Europe, China, or the USA. Taught by expert faculty who engage in media commentary, Brunel equips graduates for careers in politics, civil service, public and private sectors, including roles at GCHQ, the NHS, banks, and NGOs. Sample modules include Conflict in the Modern World and Plato's Republic.
Sample modules: Conflict in the Modern World, Parliamentary Thought, Plato's Republic. To view the full list of modules for this course and further information on degree content, please visit the Brunel website: brunel.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/International-Politics-BSc
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