International Relations (2-year degree)

About this course

International relations at the University of Buckingham is a rigorous, wide-ranging education into the political structure of the world and of a range of key countries and regions. The degree focuses on how global order can be achieved even in the absence of world government, a fundamental question of the discipline that has grown more urgent as the post-1945 multilateral order has come under increasing strain. You will be taught about security, the world economy, globalisation, and the conflictual and cooperative engagement between states, developing the analytical tools to understand why states behave as they do and what the prospects for international cooperation and order actually are. At the University of Buckingham, this two-year full-time programme takes advantage of Buckingham's distinctive academic calendar to compress the content of a standard three-year degree into a more int

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