Geography with International Relations | University of Plymouth

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Course summary

Discover the core principles of human geography while also exploring key international political and economic issues.

Follow your passions
Combine your curiosity about people and places with an interest in world affairs.

Gain skills for diverse careers
Gain research, data analysis and professional communication skills sought by a wide range of graduate employers.

Out in the field
From local fieldtrips in the stunning South West to exciting international destinations; learning in different environments takes place throughout your degree.

This course is for you if...

you're passionate to learn about and tackle pressing global challenges
you want the flexibility to choose from a range of exciting human geography and international relations modules
you are fascinated by world politics and global events
you want to develop high-demand specialist geographical and transferable skills.

How to apply

Application codes

Course code:: L7LF
Institution code:: P60

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