Suzanne McDonald-Walker
Senior Lecturer in International Relations & Politics
Faculty of Business and Law
DiscoverUCAS Code
BA: 5L9L
Foundation: LL22
Level
Undergraduate
Duration
Full Time: 3 Years
Full Time with Foundation: 4 Years
Part Time: 4 - 6 Years
Starting
September
BCC at A Level
DMM at BTEC
UK Fees 24/25
Full Time: £9,250
Part Time: £1,540 (per 20 credits)
Foundation: £9,250
International Fees 24/25
Full Time: £15,200
Foundation: £15,200
Location
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The Politics and International Relations degree at the University of Northampton will provide you with an exciting and varied curriculum, as well as opportunities to apply your learning in international settings.
Through this Politics and International Relations BA you will develop a critical understanding of contemporary issues such as threats to global security, the changing nature of international co-operation and power alignments, environmental politics, the future of democracy, and the politics of communication. On the Politics and International Relations degree, our academic staff have a wide range of specialist research interests and you will learn in a friendly and supportive environment.
This BA in Politics and International Relations aims to develop your knowledge and understanding of the nature of contemporary politics and the international order.
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Graduates from Politics and International Relations degrees possess highly sought after transferable skills that enable them to pursue careers in the public, private and voluntary sectors, including government, public administration, commerce and international development.
Some of our politics and international relations degree graduates also go on to complete further study at master’s and research degree level, including the MA International Relations, MA History, International Relations PhD and Politics PhD at the University of Northampton.