BA (Hons) Economics, Politics and International Relations

Course Overview This interdisciplinary degree explores the intricate connections between global economics, political power, and international affairs. You will move beyond the headlines to analyze the real-world forces—from economic sanctions to shifting alliances—that shape modern conflicts and global governance. The course equips you with a unique skill set to critically examine global issues and understand their direct impact on societies worldwide. Key Program Highlights Examine the shift from military conflict to economic statecraft as a primary tool of international relations Develop a unique, interdisciplinary perspective by integrating economic theory with political analysis Learn to apply theoretical frameworks to real-world problems and practice making policy recommendations Analyze the economic factors that define relationships between national governments and global institutions Engage in diverse learning methods, from theoretical debate to practical problem-solving simulations