Year 1, Academic year 2015/16, Starting month: September
Notes: This programme will only be available for admission into 1st year from academic year 2015/16.
Before selecting your outside courses, please ensure you have met your Personal Tutor
COMPULSORY COURSES
This DPT has 4
compulsory course(s).
Code |
Course Name |
Period |
Credits |
SSPS08009
|
Mathematics for Social Science |
As available |
20 |
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SSPS08008
|
Introduction to Statistics for Social Science |
As available |
20 |
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PLIT08004
|
Introduction to Politics and International Relations |
As available |
20 |
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PLIT08011
|
Political Thinkers |
As available |
20 |
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COURSE OPTIONS
This DPT has 1
set(s) of course options with the following rules.
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Year 2, Academic year 2015/16, Starting month: August
Notes: Students having taken Introduction to Statistics for Social Science- Summer School (SSPS 08066) will be allowed entry to 2nd year 2015/16. Students who did not take Mathematics for Social Science in their 1st year will be expected to do so in their 2nd year. Students intending to transfer to single honours Politics or single honours International Relations must take Introduction to Political Data Analysis."
COMPULSORY COURSES
This DPT has 5
compulsory course(s).
Code |
Course Name |
Period |
Credits |
SSPS08007
|
Doing Social Research with Statistics |
As available |
20 |
|
PLIT08006
|
International Cooperation in Europe and Beyond |
As available |
20 |
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PLIT08008
|
Comparative Politics in a Globalized World |
As available |
20 |
|
LAWS08114
|
International Law Ordinary (semester 1) |
As available |
20 |
|
PLIT08010
|
Fundamentals 2: Politics & International Relations |
As available |
0 |
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COURSE OPTIONS
This DPT has 1
set(s) of course options with the following rules.
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Year 3, Academic year 2015/16, Starting month: August
Notes: Students who have passed courses to the required value of 240 credits, and achieved marks of 50% or more at the first attempt in all required second-year courses for their registered degree, are automatically entitled to progress to honours. Students who are planning on spending their Junior Year Abroad must successfully progress to honours before they can proceed on their JYA. As part of their honours curriculum, students must take at least three and no more than four Quantitative Methods courses.
COMPULSORY COURSES
This DPT has 4
compulsory course(s).
Code |
Course Name |
Period |
Credits |
PLIT10054
|
Global Justice and Citizenship |
As available |
20 |
|
PLIT10053
|
Theories of International Relations |
As available |
20 |
|
PLIT10106
|
Research Design in Politics and International Relations |
As available |
20 |
|
SSPS10027
|
Statistical Modelling |
As available |
20 |
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COURSE OPTIONS
This DPT has 1
set(s) of course options with the following rules.
Select
exactly 40 credits
from the following list of courses, as available
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Year 4, Academic year 2015/16, Starting month: August
Notes: As part of their honours curriculum, students must take at least three and no more than four Quantitative Methods courses.
COMPULSORY COURSES
This DPT has 1
compulsory course(s).
Code |
Course Name |
Period |
Credits |
PLIT10057
|
Dissertation (MA International Relations) |
As available |
40 |
|
COURSE OPTIONS
This DPT has 3
set(s) of course options with the following rules.
Select
exactly 20 credits
from the following list of courses, during Full Year
Code |
Course Name |
Credits |
SSPS10016
|
Bayesian Statistics for Social Scientists
|
20
|
SSPS10022
|
Advanced Social network Analysis using UCINet and R
|
20
|
SSPS10018
|
Researching Contemporary Britain (Individuals, Households and Families): A Course on Analysing Longitudinal Household D
|
20
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AND
Select
exactly 20 credits
from the following list of courses, as available
Code |
Course Name |
Credits |
PLIT10018
|
International Political Economy
|
20
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PLIT10094
|
Global Security
|
20
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Notes: In Year 4, students MUST take either Global Security or International Political Economy.
AND
Select
exactly 40 credits
from the following list of courses, as available
Notes: In Year 4, students MUST take either Global Security or International Political Economy.
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