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Study the ways nations are connected and interact with each other – specifically their political, legal and economic relationships. Critically analyse and understand the behaviour of nations, and current trends towards a world that is both more globally integrated and fragmented.

Who is it for?

Interested in a career with an international focus? Explore some of the world’s most pressing problems while shaping your role in business, diplomacy, policy development, and for advocacy in a global civil society.

Career paths

Our graduates can be found in a broad range of careers and roles, including:

Community development program manager

Diplomat

Foreign aid worker

Foreign correspondent

Human rights advocate

International business consultant

Policy adviser

Trade negotiator

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• American Studies
• Indigenous Studies
Ancient Greek
Indonesian Studies
Ancient History
International Relations
Anthropology
International and Comparative Literary Studies
Arabic Language and Cultures
Italian Studies
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Art History
Asian Studies
Hebrew Modern
Japanese Studies
Chinese Studies
Jewish Civilisation, Thought and Culture
Criminology
Korean Studies
Cultural Studies
Latin
Digital Cultures
Econometrics
Modern Greek Studies
Economic Policy
Music
Economics
English
Political Economy
European Studies
Politics
Film Studies
Socio-Legal Studies
Financial Economics
Sociology
French and Francophone Studies
Spanish and Latin American Studies
Gender Studies
Theatre and Performance Studies
Education Studies
Environmental, Agricultural and Resource Economics
Germanic Studies