Courses

at the School of Public Policy

• Advanced Qualitative Methods

• Advanced Quantitative Methods

• Agenda Setting and Public Policy
• British Government and Politics
• Comparative Political Economy
• Conflict Resolution and Post War development
• Constitutional and Institutional Law of the European Union (Laws)
• Contemporary Political Philosophy I: Authority, Obligation and Democracy
• Contemporary Political Philosophy II: Social Justice and Equality
• Democracy and Accountability: Holding Power to Account
  
• Democracy and Constitutional Design
• Democracy, Citizenship and Constitutions
• Democratic Political Institutions
• Environmental Politics
  
• Equality, Justice and Difference
• Foreign Policy Analysis
• Gendering the Study of Politics: Theory and Practice
• Geopolitics and Globalisation (Geography)
• Global Business Regulation
• Global Ethics
• Global Justice and Human Rights in an International Order
  
• Global Public Policy
• Globalisation
• Globalisation and Security (Geography)
• Governing Divided Societies
• Health Policy and Reform
• Human Rights, Accountability and World Politics
• Informal Practices in the Soviet and Post-Soviet Economy (SSEES)
• International Human Rights Standards and Institutions
• International Law and Human Rights
• International Organisation
• International Peace and Security
• International Political Economy
• Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods A (DCP, IPP and SS Students)
  
• Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods B (EPP, GGE, HR and PP Students)
  
• Introduction to Quantitative Research Methods A (DCP, IPP and SS Students)
• Introduction to Quantitative Research Methods B (EPP, GGE, HR and PP Students)
• Jeremy Bentham and the Utilitarian Tradition (Laws)
• Jurisprudence and Legal Theory (Laws)
• Law and Regulation
• Making Policy Work
• Managing Organisational Change
  
• Meanings of Liberty: Applied Methods in Political Theory 
• Nation, Identity and Power in Central & Eastern Europe (SSEES)
• NGO, Non-Profit and Voluntary Sector Policy and Management
• Normative Methods, Legal Analysis and Research Skills
  
• Parliaments, Political Parties and Policy-Making
  
• Peer Assisted Learning Sessions
• Perspectives on Organised Crime and Terrorism (Centre for Security and Crime Science)
• Policy Implementation
  
• Policy-making & Regulation in Europe
• Political Economy of Development
• Political Economy of Energy Policy 
• Politics of Change in the Baltic States (SSEES)
• Practical Documentary Filmaking (Anthropology)
• Public Ethics
• Public Management: Theories and Innovations
• Public Microeconomics (Economics)
• Public Policy Economics and Analysis
• Rebellion
  
• Republicanism and Liberalism
• Russian Foreign Policy Since 1917 (SSEES)
• Russian Politics (SSEES)
• Terrorism
• The European Union, Globalisation and the State
  
• The European Union in Global Politics
  
• The European Union: Institutions and Politics
• The Theoretical Foundations of Human Rights
• Theories and Actors of the Policy Process
• Theories of International Relations
• Voters, Public Opinion Participation
• War, Peace and Human Rights