Please note that Ashbourne does not offer this course to study at degree level

Overview

The connection between these disciplines is currently best illustrated by the issue of globalisation. Much can be said about this topic from the point of view of international trade theory, which has a long history in economics and is still developing. By taking this degree, students will see how each discipline challenges the other and hence gain a deeper appreciation of the respective strengths and weaknesses.
 
Structure

- Introduction to International Relations

- The Rise of the Modern International Order

- Issues in International Relations

- Issues in International Security

- Classical Political Theory and International Relations

Prerequisite A-Levels

- Mathematics

- Economics

- Subjects required by Universities may vary

Similar Degree Courses

- Economics

- Economics and Finance

Future Career Path

Career opportunities can be found with:

- Local authorities

- International organisations

- Investment banker

- Financial analyst

- Accountant

- Lecturer

Universities that offer this course

The University of Aberdeen

The University of Bradford

University of Dundee

Kingston University

Lancaster University

London Metropolitan University

Oxford Brookes University

University of Plymouth

The University of Reading

Royal Holloway, University of London

University of Sussex