International Relations

About this course

International relations is the study of how states, international organisations, non-governmental actors, and other forces interact in a world that is politically divided but economically, culturally, and environmentally interdependent. It asks why wars happen and how they end, how international institutions are built and sustained, how global trade and finance are organised, what drives migration and humanitarian crises, and how power and ideas shape the behaviour of actors on the world stage. The discipline draws on political science, history, economics, law, and philosophy, and it demands both analytical rigour and a genuine curiosity about the world beyond national borders. Richmond, the American International University in London, offers this four-year programme with a foundation year, a sandwich year with a work placement, and a year abroad, giving you an exceptionally wide range

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