Politics and International Relations

Overview

• Our intentionally small class sizes will allow you to actively discuss and debate your ideas and work closely with academic staff

• Our wide range of optional modules give you the opportunity to customise your degree according to your own interests and career ambitions

• You’ll be encouraged to get out of the classroom to gain a bigger perspective and experience how politics operates in practice giving you real world experience that will be valued by future employers

Your future

As a graduate of the Politics and International Relations course at The University of Exeter  your understanding of complex political and cultural issues, often in continually changing environments, can be relevant to careers within the private, public and third sectors. Throughout your studies you will develop a range of professional, academic and personal skills including:

• Analytical, critical and independent thinking

• Independent research

• Problem solving

• Discussion and group work

• Collecting, assessing and presenting evidence

• Written and verbal communication

• Articulating ideas and constructing arguments

• Organising, planning and time management