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Politics and International Relations (Bi-diplôme) - BA (Hons) drafted draft

University of Kent
Brussels , Belgium | Canterbury , United Kingdom
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Degree
Bachelors
Major
Stone Masonry | Student Affairs
Area of study
Arts | Humanities
Education type
On campus
Timing
Full time
Course Language
English
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USD 22,140
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Overview

You spend your first and fourth years of study on the Science Po Lille campus, where teaching is in French, and your second and third years at Kent.

After four years, successful students gain their BA degree from the University of Kent and go on to complete a fifth year of study, normally at Lille or one of their partner institutions, to graduate with a Sciences Po diplôme.

Reasons to study Politics and International Relations (Bi-diplôme) at Kent

  • You’ll join the supportive and welcoming communities and gain access to world class facilities on both our Canterbury campus, and the Sciences Po Lille campus.
  • You’ll develop your spoken and written language skills in both French and English and obtain a degree recognised in both educational systems.
  • You’ll study a wide range of modules developed by our innovative lecturers, who advise governments around the world. Build your degree around your interests.
  • You can shape your degree outside of the classroom through our Politics and IR Society and Kent Model UN. These student-led societies host regular events, talks and debates with high-profile speakers, such as Jess Phillips MP, on tackling domestic violence.

    • What you’ll learn

    You learn to explore the challenges facing the world, utilising the different concepts and approaches of political theory. You benefit from the expertise of staff who have advised governments and conducted conflict mediation exercises, deepening your understanding, and developing solutions to a range of issues, from terrorism to the impact of the pandemic on politics, and political polarisation. Your time spent studying at Lille develops your proficiency in French and offers an exceptional insight into European political thought.

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