This course combines International Relations with Spanish, offering insights into global interactions among states, organizations, and non-state actors through critical theories and methods. It explores power dynamics, world events, and pathways for change across individual to systemic levels, supported by expert staff.Spanish proficiency provides a competitive edge in diverse global job markets, enhanced by immersion in a multicultural community, cutting-edge research in interpreting, translating, and consultancy, and a mandatory year abroad in a Spanish-speaking country. Features include employability programs like ‘Rise at Manchester Met’, native-speaking staff in multiple languages, the Language Resource Centre, overseas study options, flexible IR modules on topics like human rights and climate change, and research-active faculty. A foundation year is available.
A local representative of Manchester Metropolitan University in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.