International Relations and Politics
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Dive deeper into the dynamic and interconnected world of international relations and politics with this stimulating program at Cardiff University.
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- Dual Focus: Gain a strong foundation in both international relations and politics, exploring core concepts and theories in each field. You’ll delve into themes like international security, international political economy, foreign policy analysis, comparative politics, and political thought. This combined expertise equips you with a holistic understanding of the complex interactions between international and domestic spheres.
- Focus on Global Issues: Engage critically with pressing global challenges, such as climate change, human rights, and international development. Develop critical thinking and analytical skills while fostering a global perspective and intercultural understanding, crucial for navigating the intricacies of the interconnected world.
- Research and Communication Skills: Hone your research skills through seminars, independent projects, and potentially a final-year dissertation. Learn to effectively communicate complex concepts in written and oral formats, preparing you for success in various careers demanding strong analytical and communication abilities.
- Real-World Applications: Benefit from guest lectures by prominent figures in international affairs and political life, alongside potential internship opportunities with international organizations or government agencies. Gain valuable insights into the practical application of international relations and political theories in the real world.
This program is ideal for students with a passion for understanding both international relations and domestic politics, a desire to critically analyze the complexities of the global landscape, and an interest in developing critical thinking, analytical, and communication skills.
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Graduates develop a versatile skillset applicable to diverse fields, including:
- International organizations (e.g., UN, NGOs)
- Diplomacy and foreign service
- International development and humanitarian aid
- Government agencies and policy development
- Global business and consulting
- Policy analysis and research
- Journalism and media (focusing on international affairs or politics)
- Education
Admissions Requirements
High School Diploma with one of the following: 3 x AP tests with a score of 443, 3 x SAT Subject Tests with scores of 580 or above, combination of Advance Placement Tests / SAT subject Tests.
If you've studied the US High School Diploma but without any of the above qualifications, you'll need to complete an International Foundation Year to be considered for year 1 entry.
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Cardiff
United Kingdom
- 3 years
- Full Time
- On Campus Learning
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- Bachelors
- Foundation Year
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