Study with us and be immersed in one of the world’s greatest capital cities, with global and domestic politics, right on your doorstep. Enjoy the freedom to shape your study, and combine the subjects you are interested in.
Designed to give you an excellent grounding in the discipline, you'll cover political theory, ideas and ideologies, government and institutions, and area studies (including Britain, the US, and much of the developing world). You'll also explore comparative politics, which involves the study of different national and international political institutions, in Britain, the US, and Europe.
Study broad themes and theories associated with international relations such as the state system, development, security, conflict, and globalisation. Benefit from our distinctive expertise in areas including British, European, American, Latin American, African, and Middle Eastern Politics and learn to apply international relations theories using historical and contemporary examples.
Gain an understanding of government, political thought, empirical and theoretical approaches to international relations, and how multiple levels of political governance, interact in the world.
Are you interested in the extensive and powerful relationship between business and politics, and how each influences the other? This could be the course for you.
Get a rich and strong grounding in International Relations, whilst exploring key elements of Business Management, including management, marketing, human resources, and accounting.
Examine the relationship between the social and economic structures of societies and political change and learn from our expert academic staff, who specialise in areas such as race, gender, class, citizenship, and globalisation.
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Please note that all modules are subject to change.
Queen Mary will aim to deliver your programme in a way that closely matches the way in which it has been described to you by Queen Mary University of London in print, online, and/or in person. However, it is important to realise that in some circumstances, we may change aspects of your programme.
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