Being a postgraduate researcher in the School of Sociological Studies, Politics and International Relations means embarking upon an exciting and novel research agenda; and becoming part of a
Focusing on East Asia, learn about how news and current affairs coverage can influence the way we see the world and how countries can influence each other, while setting political agendas.This course
We can't begin to understand how political decisions are made without examining the economic context that shapes them, yet we also cannot grasp why the economy functions in the way it does without
On this course you'll expand your understanding of contemporary international relations. You will investigate how the global order is constituted, the ways in which it functions, and whether it might
This degree course gives you the opportunity to choose from a wide range of modules across in both philosophy and politics. Modules cover topics such as freedom, democracy, global justice,
Become an expert in media relations, political marketing and persuasive communication. You'll take part in debates on mis and disinformation, learn how organisations shape their messages to persuade,
This course helps you answer these questions at every level of governance where political authority is exercised, from the very smallest local authority to large international organisations. It
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