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International Relations and Military History (with integrated year studying abroad) BA
For as long as there have been wars, people have been fascinated by their history – how those wars have been fought, by whom and why. As the world’s first Department of International Politics we have
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Points of entry for International Relations and Military History (with integrated year studying abroad) BA
Year 1
Entry requirements for Politics and Politics at Aberystwyth University
Entry requirements are the formal requirements students need to meet to be considered for a place on a university course. But, each year many universities accept students with lower grades. The bar chart below shows the actual UCAS tariff points of students currently on this course.
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Required subjects for International Relations and Military History (with integrated year studying abroad) BA at Aberystwyth University
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UCAS points for current students on Politics and Politics at Aberystwyth University
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120 UCAS Tariff points
English language requirements
Pre-sessional English
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Please see our website for information about the pre-sessional courses we offer: https://www.aber.ac.uk/en/international-english/courses/te/
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15th October 26
International Relations, BA Hons FullTime
The university does not set you up for success and lecturers very openly play favourites with home students. Ironically, they do not acknowledge international ones. read more
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member5191244
10th April 26
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Good course with somewhat interesting modules. None of the lecturers really care about students. Not sure about job prospects because they don't introduce you to anything careers wise. read more
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25th March 26
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Doing a joint honours degree will make you realise how the theatre department is worse in many ways. Module choice is very limiting, staff are often very difficult. Lots of the modules haven't been changed in years, so all of the provided sources are reaching the end of their relevance. Interpol is generally better! Much more of the staff teaches in their specialty, there's a wider variety of subjects and course formats. A few dull lecturers here and there, but generally very good. Both of my personal tutors are incredible, they're both super friendly and always either able to answer my questions, or point me in the direction of who to ask. read more
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20th October 24
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Where Aberystwyth lacks behind the other Universities that lead in this field is the job opportunities post course, with only 55% of Undergraduate students finding work within 18 months after graduating. But don't let that statistic put you off, the staff are phenominal and are leaders in their fields. All offering a wind range of interesting takes on their specific areas. The modules for first years are also very engaging and take you by pleasant surprise. For IR the modules 'Behind the Headlines' and 'Exploring the International' offer both aspects of politics, practical and theoretical in a fresh and interesting way to keep you grasped until you take your first optional module in the second semester. read more
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2nd May 24
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Wide range of content taught by knowledgeable lecturers. Personal tutor and lectures are very easy to contact and in my experience very helpful if you have any issues or questions. read more
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