General Information about the International Relations Course

The B.A. International Relations course is multidisciplinary. Its main components are Theory of International Relations, International History, International Politics, Inter-national Economics and International Law. The Department of International Relations offers a total of seventy-five taught credits and seven research credits with the majority of the taught credits on offer on alternate years.

In Part One of the course,  students are required to follow a minimum of ten credits, all of which are all compulsory. 

In Part Two of the course, students who opt for a B.A. General degree must obtain a minimum of twenty credits, while students who opt for the B.A. (Hons.) degree must obtain a minimum of forty credits. B.A. General students have to take seventeen compulsory credits while Honours students have to take thirty-five compulsory credits that include the seven research credits.