University of Roehampton

Overview

International Relations and Economics (Hons) delves into the intricate relationship between global politics and economic frameworks, influencing policy decisions, market dynamics, and daily life. This program fosters strong analytical, research, and communication skills through a combination of theoretical learning and practical case studies.

• Award: Honours Bachelor’s degree
• Delivery: On-campus (University of Roehampton)
• Credits: Typically 360 credits for an undergraduate degree (subject to programme regulations)
• Language of instruction: English
• Application route: UCAS (for UK applicants) and applicable international application routes
• Entry requirements: 112 UCAS points (or equivalent) along with English language proficiency if necessary
• Start dates: Usually in September (confirm for the specific intake)
• Tuition fees: Vary based on applicant category and year (check the latest information for your status)

What you'll study

This program is structured to enhance your comprehension of essential concepts in international relations and economics while simultaneously developing your research and employability skills throughout your studies.

• Core modules generally encompass themes such as international relations, political theory, and economic policies.
• Economics and analysis modules emphasize the application of economic reasoning to real-world policy and datasets.
• Skills development modules aid in honing academic writing, research methodologies, and communication skills.

Example modules include:

• Business Organisations in a Global Economy
• Business Data Analysis
• Economic Policy in Action
• Political Concepts
• International Relations
• Political Studies and Skills

Assessment is typically conducted through essays, reports, presentations, and data-driven analysis tasks, with specific assessment methods varying by module.

Entry requirements

Applicants should meet the programme’s entry requirement of 112 UCAS points (or equivalent). The university considers a variety of qualifications and relevant experiences as part of the admissions process.

Career prospects

Graduates of the International Relations and Economics program are well-equipped for a variety of career paths in fields such as diplomacy, international business, policy analysis, and economic consultancy. The analytical and communication skills developed during the course provide a strong foundation for success in both public and private sectors.