International Relations and Politics are deeply intertwined, as global challenges like economic crises, war, climate change, and threats to democracy affect both domestic governments and the international community. This BA degree explores these connections, with students typically spending nine to twelve months of their third year on a placement to gain essential work experience and skills. Taught by leading experts, the course examines political systems in regions such as the United States, the EU, East Asia, and India, alongside the causes of conflicts, media influences on politics, and profound questions about human rights, gender equality, moral responsibilities, and civic engagement.The programme equips graduates for diverse careers in the private, public, and not-for-profit sectors, with personalised guidance from advisers to pursue passions and create impact. Opportunities include study trips, internships, and placements in the UK and Europe, plus a second-year semester abroad option. Course details may change; confirm on www.uea.ac.uk.
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