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Welcome to International Relations at Sussex

Welcome to International Relations at Sussex. Introduction. What is International Relations (IR)? Why IR at Sussex? What can I do with a Sussex IR degree?. What is IR?. War and Peace?. What is IR?. Diplomacy & International Organizations?. What is IR?. Development & Inequality?.

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Welcome to International Relations at Sussex

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  1. Welcome to International Relations at Sussex

  2. Introduction • What is International Relations (IR)? • Why IR at Sussex? • What can I do with a Sussex IR degree?

  3. What is IR? War and Peace?

  4. What is IR? Diplomacy & International Organizations?

  5. What is IR? Development & Inequality?

  6. What is IR? Democracy & Human Rights?

  7. What is IR? Climate Change?

  8. A world divided…

  9. …but interconnected

  10. Why Study IR at Sussex? • Flexible degrees in a great learning environment • Excellent teaching • World-leading research • Expert connections • Global perspective • Global careers • Vibrant and active international student community

  11. Flexibility and choice in a great learning environment • BA International Relations • BA International Relations and • Anthropology • Law • Sociology • Development • French • Italian • Spanish • BA Geography and International Relations • BA Economics and International Relations • BA Politics and International Relations • Means you can take a specialised or broad approach to your studies

  12. BA in International Relations

  13. Special Options (3rd Year) • IR of the Modern Middle East • Latin America in the World System • Eastern Europe Since 1945 • Marxism and IR • Imperialism • International Security Since 9/11 • Security in International Relations • Contemporary Issues in GPE • Globalisation and the State • Russia in World Politics • The United States in the World • Life, Power and Resistance • Law in International Relations • Global Environmental Change • Peace Processes • War and Genocide • Globalisation and Conflict • Development & Geopolitics in East Asia

  14. What can I do with a Sussex IR Degree? Transferable Skills: • Research • Analysis • Critical thinking • Communicating ideas

  15. What can I do with a Sussex IR Degree? Our graduates go on to a variety of careers: • Consulate Officials • Teaching • Editorial assistants • Media account managers • Public Relations advisor

  16. What can I do with a Sussex IR Degree? At leading organisations: • UN • World Bank • Oxfam • Save the Children • British Embassy

  17. Find out more... • Contact me at k.gray@sussex.ac.uk • Find out more about individual IR courses at: http://www.sussex.ac.uk/ir/ugstudy • Find out about the IR Department at:http://www.sussex.ac.uk/ir/ • View the online University prospectus at: http://www.sussex.ac.uk/study/ug

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