Academic Year 2012/13

The Programme is comprised of several core courses which all students choose options from. Students will then have a choice of selected courses from the Maths and Physical Sciences Faculty, the Social and Historical Sciences Faculty and the Arts and Humanities Faculty. Finally there is one free choice from all other available Affiliate courses. All students will also be expected to attend a monthly seminar/reading group.

Global Citizenship Core Courses

• HPSC2014 - Science Policy Issues in Global Perspective
• HPSC2016 - Globalization in Theory and Practice
• HPSC2017 - Global Citizenship in Action
• HPSC3030 - Science and Global History

Choices from other Faculties   

MAPS    Maths and Physical Sciences

• HPSC1001 - History of Science: Antiquity to Enlightenment
• HPSC1004 - Science Policy
• HPSC1010 - Revealing Science
• HPSC1011 - History of Modern Science
• HPSC2001 - Policy Issues in the Life Sciences
• HPSC2002 - Science in the Mass Media
• HPSC3002 - Science, Warfare and Peace
• HPSC3032 - Investigating Contemporary Science
• GEOL1003 - History of Life

SHS    Social and Historical Sciences

• ECON1005 - The World Economy
• ECON1006 - History of Economic Thought
• GEOG1007 - International Problems in Geography
• GEOG2010 - Regional Development in a Global Context
• GEOG2014 - Geography and Global Poverty
• GEOG2019 - Political Geography and Geopolitics
• HIST6302 - European History Since 1945
  
• HIST6314 - The Making of Modern America: The United States since 1920
• HIST6317 - History and Theory of International Relations
• SESS1102 - Introduction to International Relations
• SESS1201 - Principles of Sociology
• SESS2101 - History of European Political Ideas
• SESS2102 - Politics and Society in Central and Eastern Europe
• SESS2105 - Democracy and Democratisation

A&H    Arts & Humanities

• ECSH6001 - Twentieth-Century Dictatorships
• ECSH6002 - Nationalism and Ethnicity in Contemporary Europe
• PHIL1016 - Introduction to Political Philosophy
• PHIL2032 - Applied Ethics
• PHIL3031 - Global Justice and Health

Public Policy and Political Sciences

• POLS6001 - Introduction to British Politics
• POLS6004 - Britain's Constitutional Revolution
• POLS6005 - International Security
• POLS6006 - Politics of the European Union
• POLS6007 - International Development and Public Policy
• POLS6008 - Gender and Politics
• POLS6009 - Global Environmental Politics
• POLS6010 - International Relations Theories: Continental Perspectives

Modern Language

Students can also take a Modern Language Course (see options from UCL Language Centre)

One Free Choice

Students on the one year programme can also choose one course from all other Affiliate courses offered at UCL. See Affiliate course listings for more details

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