Politics and International Relations (Hons)

Overview

If you've ever wondered why people vote the way they do or why political systems differ, this degree in politics and international relations gives you the answers. You'll study international and comparative politics, government, and political theory. You'll also get the chance to study a language. In your final year, you may be offered a work placement in regional or local politics.

Popular careers for the graduates of the Politics and International Relations (Hons)  programme at University of Greenwich  include public service, information and communications, teaching, and roles in central and local government.

What you should know about this course

• You can specialise in Politics and International Relations and take options in other subjects

• Our modules provide a suitable introduction to politics and the practical implementation of political activity

• Explore the politics of Asia and Africa, Liberalism, political conspiracy, international relations and security from social and political perspectives

• You can undertake a work placement in regional or local politics, such as at a London-based interest and pressure group, or even at the House of Commons.