Students studying BSc International Relations will be able to select from a wide range of options broadly focused on four key areas: international security and statecraft, international law and organisations, international political economy and international relations theory. The programme will involve an examination of the different characters and circumstances of states and the implications of the uneven distribution of resources on the international system and international order. Students can select from a wide variety of optional courses, including those focused on conflict and peacebuilding, visual international politics and nuclear weapons.
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Alongside your academic studies you may also wish to apply for our Undergraduate Futures Research Internship Scheme or the LSE Internship Fund. These provide our undergraduate students with the exciting opportunity to enhance their studies and time at LSE.
For detailed information regarding entry requirements, programme content, preliminary reading, language specialisms and accreditation please visit our BSc International Relations programme page.