Politics University of Worcester

Overview

The Politics programme at the University of Worcester provides students with a deep understanding of contemporary governance and power structures. This degree allows you to contextualise your subject knowledge within the frameworks of Westminster, European, and global political systems. You will develop critical skills to confront modern political challenges in a supportive academic environment.

Why Politics at the University of Worcester?

• Benefit from a personalised learning journey with dedicated academic tutoring focused on your future career goals.
• Participate in regular field trips, including an annual visit to the Houses of Parliament in Westminster to see governance in action.
• Engage in work-based learning and volunteering opportunities with local political parties, MPs, and regional archives.
• Learn from specialist practitioners and researchers who bring real-world insights into the classroom through innovative teaching.
• Enjoy a flexible curriculum that allows you to tailor your studies around specific interests in history, law, or sociology.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: GBP 17200 per year
• National fee: GBP 9790 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Westminster Politics
• European Politics
• Global Politics
• Historical And Philosophical Underpinnings Of Contemporary Politics
• Contemporary Political Challenges
• Critical Thinking

Careers with Politics

Graduates from this programme pursue diverse career paths across various employment sectors. The course is specifically designed to build adaptable employability skills, preparing students for roles in local and national government. Many graduates find success working directly with political parties, in parliamentary offices, or within the civil service. Additionally, the analytical and communication skills gained provide a strong foundation for careers in teaching, professional writing, and research. The university provides specialist careers advice and links to local constituencies to help students transition into professional roles or progress to postgraduate study.