Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 230 views

    International Relations Is The Study of Relationships Among Different Countries

    Uploaded by

    Curtis Graham
    The document provides an overview of international relations programs at the London School of Economics. It discusses how international relations involves the study of relationships between states and non-state actors in the international system. Students in LSE's international relations programs take courses that examine topics like why states go to war or cooperate, international integration like the EU, and foreign policy. The degree structure offers both single and joint honors options. Teaching involves lectures and smaller classes, with regular advisor meetings and exams at the end of each year.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    International Relations Is The Study of Relationships Among Different Countries

    Uploaded by

    Curtis Graham
    230 views2 pages
    The document provides an overview of international relations programs at the London School of Economics. It discusses how international relations involves the study of relationships between states and non-state actors in the international system. Students in LSE's international relations programs take courses that examine topics like why states go to war or cooperate, international integration like the EU, and foreign policy. The degree structure offers both single and joint honors options. Teaching involves lectures and smaller classes, with regular advisor meetings and exams at the end of each year.

    Original Title

    International Relations is the Study of Relationships Among Different Countries

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    The document provides an overview of international relations programs at the London School of Economics. It discusses how international relations involves the study of relationships between states and non-state actors in the international system. Students in LSE's international relations programs take courses that examine topics like why states go to war or cooperate, international integration like the EU, and foreign policy. The degree structure offers both single and joint honors options. Teaching involves lectures and smaller classes, with regular advisor meetings and exams at the end of each year.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as doc, pdf, or txt
    230 views2 pages

    International Relations Is The Study of Relationships Among Different Countries

    Uploaded by

    Curtis Graham
    The document provides an overview of international relations programs at the London School of Economics. It discusses how international relations involves the study of relationships between states and non-state actors in the international system. Students in LSE's international relations programs take courses that examine topics like why states go to war or cooperate, international integration like the EU, and foreign policy. The degree structure offers both single and joint honors options. Teaching involves lectures and smaller classes, with regular advisor meetings and exams at the end of each year.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOC, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as doc, pdf, or txt
    of 2

    1.

    International relations is the study of relationships among different countries,


    the roles of sovereign states, inter-governmental organizations, international
    non-governmental organizations, non-governmental organizations, and
    multinational corporations. ...
    Study
    Undergraduate
    Degree
    Programmes
    21!
    International
    "elations
    #Sc
    International
    "elations
    $dmissions
    criteria

    International relations
    Page Contents >
    %vervie&
    'eatures of (S) courses
    Degree structure
    *eaching and assessment
    Preliminary reading
    Overview
    International relations is the study of an international system
    composed of territorial states &hich ac+no&ledge no superior
    authority over matters &hich they consider of vital interest. It deals
    &ith the nature of the changing relations ,et&een states and &ith
    non-state actors. It studies the functioning of the international system
    - the forces, factors and interests, the customs, rules, institutions and
    organisations from &hich the theory and history of its development
    are formed.
    -any study the programme for general interest or to lead to graduate
    study or research rather than in preparation for a career. .o&ever, a
    fe& students each year enter their country/s diplomatic service and
    many more go into other ,ranches of government and often reach
    senior positions. %thers have ta+en up careers in international
    ,usiness and ,an+ing, in the media, or in international organisations.
    Features of LSE courses
    %ur degrees aim to give you insight into ho& the international
    community &or+s. 0ou &ill study alongside students from a &ide
    range of countries.
    1uestions of central interest to the programme are - &hy do states go
    to &ar and &hat impact does this have on the international system2
    3hy, on the other hand, do they often cooperate and o,ey the la&2
    3hat is meant ,y international integration and ho& do &e e4plain
    regional developments li+e the )uropean Union, or the re-emergence
    of the United 5ations2 3e &ill also investigate the &idely different
    characters and circumstances of states6 the highly uneven distri,ution
    of money, &elfare and +no&ledge has ma7or implications for the
    foreign policies of states to&ards each other, and for the maintenance
    of international order.
    Degree structure
    0ou can ta+e a single honours degree in our #Sc International
    "elations, or study it as part of a 7oint honours degree in the #Sc
    International "elations and .istory.
    Teaching and assessment
    )ach course involves a series of lectures supported ,y classes &here
    you &ill meet in a smaller group &ith a mem,er of staff.
    0ou &ill have regular meetings &ith an academic adviser &ho &ill
    discuss your academic progress and any pro,lems &hich you might
    have. *he total teaching time amounts to around ten hours per &ee+,
    as &ell as (S)1 teaching.
    0ou &ill have e4aminations at the end of the first and second years
    for each of the four courses you have ta+en. *here &ill also ,e four
    e4aminations at the end of the third year unless you ta+e the
    opportunity to su,mit the 1, &ord dissertation for assessment on
    an approved topic of your choice.
    5ote6 *he International "elations Department reserves the right to
    &ithdra& courses
    3e, definitions
    1. International ,usiness comprises all commercial transactions that ta+e place
    ,et&een t&o or more regions, countries and nations ,eyond their political
    ,oundaries. Usually, private companies underta+e such transactions for profit8
    governments underta+e them for profit and for political reasons. ...
    http699en.&i+ipedia.org9&i+i9International:#usiness
    1. International relations is the study of relationships among different countries,
    the roles of sovereign states, inter-governmental organizations, international
    non-governmental organizations, non-governmental organizations, and
    multinational corporations. ...
    http699en.&i+ipedia.org9&i+i9International:relations

    You might also like