BA · Liverpool Hope University · 4 years
Human geography and international relations is a combination that develops an understanding of how the world is organised both physically and politically, asking how places are shaped by the people who inhabit them and how those places in turn are shaped by global forces. Human geography examines the relationships between people, places, and environments, exploring how these vary across locations and influence human activities and interactions with the natural world, as the course itself describes. International relations extends that spatial awareness into the arena of global politics, examining how states, institutions, and non-state actors interact, how conflicts arise and are resolved, and how international norms and governance structures shape the world we live in. Liverpool Hope University offers this four-year full-time degree with a foundation year and a typical entry tariff of
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