With this (Hons) International Relations degree from Manchester Metropolitan University you'll get a broad grounding in a range of topics in global politics such as terrorism, security studies, human rights, Internet politics, and many others. The teaching team constantly updates the course content to reflect on the key developments in International Relations.
A wide variety of options means you can pursue your own interests - with increasing levels of flexibility as you progress through the course. In the final year, you will engage more directly with current academic debates and contemporary political developments.
With practical skills training including advanced analytical approaches, and an opportunity to study abroad, an International Relations degree opens doors to a range of interesting and rewarding career possibilities.
Most international relations graduates go straight into employment and/or further study. Previous graduates have gone in to a variety of jobs in the public sector (housing and education departments in councils, the police, the military), utilities, the financial sector, recruitment, journalism, media, non-governmental organisations, charities, development work, teaching, the law and academic research.
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You can choose to do this programme part-time or full-time.
Full-time4 years with placement
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Specific GCSE requirements
Non Tariffed Qualifications
International Baccalaureate points
Studyportals Tip: Students should consider taking one of the Pre-Bachelor's below. these courses will be necessary if:
Part-time fees
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