The BA Hons Politics and International Relations & Psychology at the University of Strathclyde offers you a unique opportunity to explore the intricate connections between individual human behaviour and the broader societal and political structures that shape our world. This undergraduate degree is ideal for students keen to understand the motivations behind political action, the dynamics of international relations, and the psychological underpinnings of social interactions. You will develop a critical understanding of concepts such as political philosophy, international security, and cognitive processes, preparing you for a wide range of analytical and research-focused careers.
This full-time, four-year on-campus programme allows you to delve deeply into both disciplines, with learning modes that include lectures, seminars, and practical research design. You will engage with subject matter ranging from comparative politics and international relations theory to social and health psychology, culminating in a significant dissertation in your final year. Throughout your studies, you will have opportunities for work placements and study abroad, equipping you with invaluable real-world experience and a comprehensive skill set for roles in public policy, international organisations, research, and beyond.