• Analyse how social change happens and how power and resources are allocated, with issues such as development, human rights, environment, nationalism, and foreign policy.
• Study topics are grouped into four broad pathways: international relations, comparative politics (the study of other nations), public policy (how we make choices as communities), and political thought.
• Work with lecturers that are internationally recognised for their academic research and teaching strengths.
• Study a Political Science and International Relations minor alongside several degrees.

You will gain a variety of skills that can be applied in a wide range of careers both within politics and in more diverse areas such as law, business, education, and journalism.