36 monthsProgramme duration
24,700 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Philosophy
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
How should you live your life and relate to others? What is the theoretical basis of different political and governance systems? How do they work in practice, and how should they work? What are today’s big ethical, social, and political challenges and how should we approach them? How should characteristics like gender and race be taken into account in theoretical inquiry and social decision-making? With our Philosophy, Politics and International Relations (BA) programme, you’ll investigate important questions at the intersection of philosophy, politics and international relations, along with other topics from each of these disciplines.
We’ll help you develop into a global citizen and a thinker in your own right. You’ll be supported in engaging critically and creatively with difficult problems in an open-minded way, including on sensitive and controversial topics.
You’ll have the opportunity to explore a broad range of philosophical and political topics and traditions. You’ll develop a solid grounding in moral philosophy, will also study epistemology, philosophy of mind, and political philosophy, and will have the opportunity to study areas such as aesthetics, feminist philosophy, and phenomenology.
Through your studies, you’ll have access to a wide range of fascinating politics and international relations topics, from close study of institutions at the state and sub-state level to wide examination of politics at the global level. This includes themes such as justice, governance, conflict, populism, security and gender. You can explore how parliaments and governments function and investigate how politics works in Wales, the UK, Europe, and across the globe. Together, we’ll evaluate key political ideas such as power, freedom, rights, conflict, accountability, democracy, and legitimacy.
Our modules are carefully designed to provide you with opportunities to connect theory with practice and you’ll benefit from our extensive links to Senedd Cymru/Welsh Parliament and other political institutions in the UK and beyond.
You’ll graduate with a range of valuable professional skills, including collaboration, effective communication, and independent critical thinking. With a deep appreciation of the ethical and social challenges that face contemporary society and industry, you’ll also have the ideas and gained the confidence to help solve them. From here, you’ll be ideally placed to progress into a range of exciting careers.
We’ll help you develop into a global citizen and a thinker in your own right. You’ll be supported in engaging critically and creatively with difficult problems in an open-minded way, including on sensitive and controversial topics.
You’ll have the opportunity to explore a broad range of philosophical and political topics and traditions. You’ll develop a solid grounding in moral philosophy, will also study epistemology, philosophy of mind, and political philosophy, and will have the opportunity to study areas such as aesthetics, feminist philosophy, and phenomenology.
Through your studies, you’ll have access to a wide range of fascinating politics and international relations topics, from close study of institutions at the state and sub-state level to wide examination of politics at the global level. This includes themes such as justice, governance, conflict, populism, security and gender. You can explore how parliaments and governments function and investigate how politics works in Wales, the UK, Europe, and across the globe. Together, we’ll evaluate key political ideas such as power, freedom, rights, conflict, accountability, democracy, and legitimacy.
Our modules are carefully designed to provide you with opportunities to connect theory with practice and you’ll benefit from our extensive links to Senedd Cymru/Welsh Parliament and other political institutions in the UK and beyond.
You’ll graduate with a range of valuable professional skills, including collaboration, effective communication, and independent critical thinking. With a deep appreciation of the ethical and social challenges that face contemporary society and industry, you’ll also have the ideas and gained the confidence to help solve them. From here, you’ll be ideally placed to progress into a range of exciting careers.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Philosophy
Degree
BA
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
How should you live your life and relate to others? What is the theoretical basis of different political and governance systems? How do they work in practice, and how should they work? What are today’s big ethical, social, and political challenges and how should we approach them? How should characteristics like gender and race be taken into account in theoretical inquiry and social decision-making? With our Philosophy, Politics and International Relations (BA) programme, you’ll investigate important questions at the intersection of philosophy, politics and international relations, along with other topics from each of these disciplines.
We’ll help you develop into a global citizen and a thinker in your own right. You’ll be supported in engaging critically and creatively with difficult problems in an open-minded way, including on sensitive and controversial topics.
You’ll have the opportunity to explore a broad range of philosophical and political topics and traditions. You’ll develop a solid grounding in moral philosophy, will also study epistemology, philosophy of mind, and political philosophy, and will have the opportunity to study areas such as aesthetics, feminist philosophy, and phenomenology.
Through your studies, you’ll have access to a wide range of fascinating politics and international relations topics, from close study of institutions at the state and sub-state level to wide examination of politics at the global level. This includes themes such as justice, governance, conflict, populism, security and gender. You can explore how parliaments and governments function and investigate how politics works in Wales, the UK, Europe, and across the globe. Together, we’ll evaluate key political ideas such as power, freedom, rights, conflict, accountability, democracy, and legitimacy.
Our modules are carefully designed to provide you with opportunities to connect theory with practice and you’ll benefit from our extensive links to Senedd Cymru/Welsh Parliament and other political institutions in the UK and beyond.
You’ll graduate with a range of valuable professional skills, including collaboration, effective communication, and independent critical thinking. With a deep appreciation of the ethical and social challenges that face contemporary society and industry, you’ll also have the ideas and gained the confidence to help solve them. From here, you’ll be ideally placed to progress into a range of exciting careers.
We’ll help you develop into a global citizen and a thinker in your own right. You’ll be supported in engaging critically and creatively with difficult problems in an open-minded way, including on sensitive and controversial topics.
You’ll have the opportunity to explore a broad range of philosophical and political topics and traditions. You’ll develop a solid grounding in moral philosophy, will also study epistemology, philosophy of mind, and political philosophy, and will have the opportunity to study areas such as aesthetics, feminist philosophy, and phenomenology.
Through your studies, you’ll have access to a wide range of fascinating politics and international relations topics, from close study of institutions at the state and sub-state level to wide examination of politics at the global level. This includes themes such as justice, governance, conflict, populism, security and gender. You can explore how parliaments and governments function and investigate how politics works in Wales, the UK, Europe, and across the globe. Together, we’ll evaluate key political ideas such as power, freedom, rights, conflict, accountability, democracy, and legitimacy.
Our modules are carefully designed to provide you with opportunities to connect theory with practice and you’ll benefit from our extensive links to Senedd Cymru/Welsh Parliament and other political institutions in the UK and beyond.
You’ll graduate with a range of valuable professional skills, including collaboration, effective communication, and independent critical thinking. With a deep appreciation of the ethical and social challenges that face contemporary society and industry, you’ll also have the ideas and gained the confidence to help solve them. From here, you’ll be ideally placed to progress into a range of exciting careers.
Admission Requirements
176+
31+
6.5+
69+
90+
83+
27+
1350+
You must have or be working towards: - English language or Welsh language at GCSE grade C/4 or an equivalent (such as A-levels). If you require a Student visa, you must ensure your language qualification complies with UKVI requirements.
3 Years
Sep
Tuition fees
Domestic
9,535 GBP
International
24,700 GBP
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