阿伯丁的国际关系，语言和语言学为您在不断变化的世界中权力，国家和政府的角色奠定了坚实的基础，并结合了对人类语言的演变方式，我们如何学习语言以及它们之间的差异和变化的有趣探索。时间。您将获得地方和国家政府，非政府机构，媒体以及许多其他领域和专业领域广泛职业的全面知识和技能。您将探索大脑如何处理语音和语言，语言如何随着时间演变以及我们如何学习第二语言。您将为毕业生在政治，媒体，地方和国家政府，非政府组织和国际事务以及语言教学和健康相关专业（例如语音和语言治疗）或与盲人或聋哑人一起工作的各种职业做好出色的准备。
International Relations and Language & Linguistics at Aberdeen gives you solid grounding in the role of power, states and governments in an ever-changing world, combined with a fascinating exploration of how human language evolved, how we learn languages and how they differ and change over time. You will gain the all-round knowledge and skills for a wide range of careers in local and national government, non-government agencies, media and in many other fields and professions.In International Relations, you will look closely at how states and organisations interact, global wealth and poverty and the ever-present concerns of conflict and peace. You will study regional and international tensions, nationalism, concepts of democracy and be taught by internationally renowned academics with strong track records in publishing international papers and articles and who appear regularly in the media, analysing and explaining national, European and world developments from the viewpoint of their own area of expertise and research. Language & Linguistics probes deeply into language and speech, analysing and modelling this fascinating human attribute – and foundation of international relations – to help us understand ourselves and human societies more fully.You will explore how the brain processes speech and language, how languages evolve over time, and how we learn second languages.This is an exciting and fast-moving field. Our understanding of language grows all the time with new discoveries in neuroscience, animal behaviour, archaeology, sociology and psychology and new ways to use linguistics theory in industry, medicine, and forensic science emerge year on year. You will graduate brilliantly prepared for a wide range of careers in politics, media, local and national government, NGOs and international affairs and also language teaching and health-related professions such as speech and language therapy or work with blind or deaf people.