Politics and International Relations with a Year in the Asia-Pacific offers an engaging exploration of global issues, from climate change and authoritarianism to gender dynamics and the ethical challenges of AI and big data. This programme equips students with essential skills and confidence to address these complexities, drawing on the expertise of faculty who have advised governments and mediated conflicts. Students will deepen their understanding of contemporary political challenges, such as the pandemic's impact and polarisation, while enhancing employability through a year abroad at partner institutions in China, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, or Taiwan.Graduates from this programme pursue impactful careers in teaching, publishing, practical politics, government roles, diplomacy, and journalism. Based in vibrant Canterbury, a historic city with a dynamic student community, the course fosters international perspectives and innovative ideas, making it an ideal time to engage and contribute.
A local representative of University of Kent in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.