Why choose the 3rd year international Relations programme?
- This programme is only available for 1 semester
- A distinctive broad curriculum – students engage in experiential, experimental, and collaborative learning through a variety of modules focusing on International Relations. Students are immersed in an intensive week of a diplomacy game, themed around Middle Eastern security and geopolitics, and intended to be an innovative way of investigating the issues the region faces.
- Enhanced employability skills – students cultivate a wide range of relevant skills including teamwork, communication, critical analysis, intellectual curiosity or organisation. The programme emphasises developing critical thinking skills and the ability to research, engage in debate, and construct persuasive arguments. Students will also have the valuable opportunity to network in business and academia.
- A perspective and experience – the opportunity to relate what students learn to global developments, particularly the challenges of EDI, climate change, and world security.
- An emphasis on the control and dissemination of information, highlighting issues such as online propaganda, radicalization, and conspiracy theories; OSINT; censorship; corporate control of the media; privacy concerns, surveillance technology, and the challenges and opportunities facing modern journalism.
- A study abroad experience – students develop their autonomy and practise their English skills by living in a foreign country and attending classes taught entirely in English.
What is the 3rd year international Relations programme?
This programme offers students:
The focus in this semester of Year 3 Undergraduate Studies in International Relations is to give students an in-depth knowledge of the various factors – economic, political, technological, and cultural – affecting international relations, each course taught by experts in the relevant areas.
The programme takes full advantage of its location in London, a major world city, and includes cultural visits across the city and in-depth
discussion of both domestic and global British politics.
What is the diploma obtained with the 3rd year international Relations programme?
Thanks to the 3rd year international Relations programme, you will obtain a London certificate awarded by OMNES Education.
What are the admission criteria for the 3rd year international Relations programme?
- English Level: minimum B1
How do I apply for the 3rd year International Relations programme at The London School?
For students who are already enrolled in one of our OMNES Education schools, you can contact your school office directly.
For students who are not registered in one of our OMNES Education establishments, you can apply directly below.