This course enables students to develop a comprehensive understanding of the evolution of the international system and to relate this to contemporary developments in international relations. It provides a theoretical framework for understanding the distribution of power at the global, regional and national levels.Students will focus particularly on the changing dynamics of international security and the challenges of state-building within contemporary international relations. This course is linked to the renowned Security and International Relations research programme in the Centre for the Study of Democracy. The Centre regularly invites high-profile speakers to the central London campus for seminars, public lectures and conferences.With excellent links to employers, this course offers students the opportunity to advance their knowledge in an applied setting. Students will also gain the transferable and cognitive skills necessary for lifelong personal and professional development.
Fees are available on request.
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