BA International Relations and Economics

Course Overview This combined degree in International Relations and Economics provides a comprehensive understanding of the political and economic forces that shape global affairs. You will explore critical theories and applied issues, from international security to economic policy, without an intensive mathematical focus. The seminar-based teaching encourages lively debate, and a optional placement year offers valuable real-world experience. Key Program Highlights Gain a strong foundation in international relations theory and applied economic principles. Explore specialist topics like international terrorism, European integration, and the economics of climate change. Learn in interactive seminar groups that prioritize discussion and direct engagement with experts. Focus on the practical application of economic techniques to societal problems with extensive academic support. Enhance your employability with the option to undertake a professional placement year.