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Applied Analytical Chemistry (MSc)

This MSc seeks to train the next generation of analytical scientists in state-of-the-art methods and skills to tackle the challenges of these applications.

BA (Hons) International Relations

Want to understand the impact of the Arab Spring or the ideology of ISIS, how US foreign policy is shaped by domestic politics? Then this course is for you.

Chemical Research MSc

Acquire key research skills and contribute to modern chemistry by conducting a large individual project in your chosen area of chemistry.

Elections, Campaigns and Democracy MSc

Elections are more unpredictable than ever. Recent campaigns have shocked and surprised pundits and politicians alike.

Empires, Colonialism and Globalisation MSc

This MSc focuses on the phenomenon of imperialism and related issues including the notions of modernity, nationalism, race and gender, as well as globalisation.

European Philosophy MA

The flexible nature of the course allows students to concentrate on European philosophy or to engage with a broader range of options which include Human Rights.

Geopolitics, Territory & Security MA

The Geopolitics, Territory & Security MA is a unique multidisciplinary course that focuses on the territorial aspect of inter-state relations.

Global Europe: Culture and Conflict MSc

This MSc explores the multifaceted opportunities and challenges globalisation brings to Europe.

Global Politics and International Relations BA (Hons)

How did the contemporary international political and economic system come about? What is its future? This innovative course looks at the nature of politics.

International Political Economy MSc

This MSc offers a multidisciplinary perspective on international economic and power relations, essential to understanding an increasingly globalised world.