DEGREE REGULATIONS & PROGRAMMES OF STUDY 2018/2019

Notes: Please choose 40 credits from the MAIN SUBJECT PATHWAY that you focused your studies on during year 1. You must also sign up for the Fundamentals courses for your pathway (non-credit bearing courses that run in each semester). If following the POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS pathway, you can choose between Comparative Politics in a Globalized World (PLIT08008) and Introduction to Political Data Analysis (PLIT08009) in second semester, although you can take both if you wish. If following the Geography pathway, you MUST select Fundamental Methods in Geography (GEGR08009), plus two more Geography courses from the box below.

20 credits only for Geography pathway students. Please refer to Appendix 2 of the Sustainable Development handbook, for suggested courses.

For students on the POLITICS pathway, the following course is compulsory: Research Design in Politics and International Relations (PLIT10106). Then select exactly 20 credits from the box below of Honours Politics courses.

For students on the INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS pathway, the following course is compulsory: Research Design in Politics and International Relations (PLIT10106). Then select exactly 20 credits from the box below of Honours IR courses.

Select exactly 40 credits of Sociology honours level courses. Across years 3 and 4 you must take at least two of the following courses: Social Theory; Designing and Doing Social Research; Doing Survey Research. We recommend that you take these courses in Year 3.

For students on the SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY pathway, the following non-credit bearing course is compulsory: Imagining Anthropological Research (SCAN10037). Students should select exactly 40 credits of the following courses

Select exactly 40 credits of Sociology honours level courses. Across years 3 and 4 you must take at least two of the following courses: Social Theory; Designing and Doing Social Research; Doing Survey Research. We recommend that you take these courses in Year 3.

For students on the SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY pathway, the following non-credit bearing course is compulsory: Imagining Anthropological Research (SCAN10037). Students should select exactly 40 credits of the following courses

NOTES: Students may choose either Geography Research Elective (20 credits) and one Geography Honours Option (20 credits); OR Two Geography Honours Courses (40 credits) - one per semester

Courses must be relevant for Sustainable Development. See Appendix 2 of the Sustainable Development handbook for a list of suggested courses.

Students can choose an additional Sustainable Development course in fourth year, in place of a Pathway course, if relevant for their dissertation or for other special reason. To do so, they need to contact the Degree Programme Director for permission.