International relations explores how states interact and co-operate with each other. This degree offers you an historical understanding of the development of the ‘society of states’ and how it is changing today. As an International Relations student you’ll gain expertise in data analysis, research, critical thinking and more as you develop an in-depth understanding of the discipline. Taught by experts in a stimulating research environment, you’ll examine the ways in which states behave and what obligations they may have to wider conceptions of international society. You’ll explore the political dynamics that influence interstate cooperation, and the roles of international organisations, like the UN, in promoting international peace and security. We offer a wide range of optional modules which allows you to tailor your degree to pursue topics that excite you, so you can you develop your interests in specialist areas.<br><br>Work placement- Optional and Study abroad- Optional.