International Relations - BA (Hons)

International Relations explores how countries, governments, organisations, and global events shape the world around us - from conflict and diplomacy to climate change, human rights, security, migration, and international trade. At the University of Lincoln, BA (Hons) International Relations is designed to help you understand today's biggest global challenges while developing the analytical, communication, and decision-making skills employers value across politics, business, media, policy, and international organisations. You'll study how global systems work, why international tensions emerge, and how political decisions affect people and societies worldwide. Alongside political theory, you'll explore real-world issues through debate, research, case studies, and contemporary global events. Whether you see yourself working in government, international policy, journalism, diplomacy, NGOs, security analysis, or global business, this course helps you build the confidence and practical skills to pursue a wide range of future careers. Why choose International Relations at Lincoln Study contemporary global issues including conflict, diplomacy, climate politics, security, migration, and international cooperation Develop highly transferable skills in research, communication, negotiation, critical thinking, and analysis Learn from academics researching global politics, international security, and political change Explore international issues through real-world case studies and current events Build career-ready skills relevant to government, international organisations, charities, business, media, and public affairs Join a supportive academic community with opportunities for discussion, debate, and independent thinking Study in a historic student city with a growing reputation for student satisfaction and support