By studying Politics and International Relations at Sussex, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of how people, states and institutions defend their interests. You’ll investigate how those in power make policy, but are also held to account for their decisions.
You’ll learn from experts who are influencing debates of worldwide significance, from political corruption to global health policy.
Investigate the drivers that determine the distribution of power and wealth in the international system today. You’ll gain expert knowledge on how humanity is organised at the world level.
On this course you’ll engage with the key ideas people have used to try and understand big international issues, such as:
corruption and populism
war and peace
wealth and poverty.
You’ll learn how we can we use these ideas to address the urgent challenges – climate change, human rights, terrorism and international inequality – facing the world today.
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