国际关系与法语学士

课程模块Modules

• Be able to appreciate the nature and complexity of global politics
• Have a grasp of the theoretical underpinnings of the major approaches to global politics
• Be familiar with the core concepts and controversies in analysing global politics
• Knowledge and understanding: knowledge of foundations of the definition and explanations of global politics
• Demonstrate core knowledge of International Law and Organisations (to be assessed by coursework)
• 知识与理解当代IL与IOsKnowledge and understanding of: contemporary IL and IOs
• Different theoretical ways to approach them
• the ability to identify, explain, and critique the key argument in a journal article
• evidence gathering and evaluation
• summarizing and presenting information and ideas orally
• constructing and clearly expressing an argument in writing
• 独立学习Independent learning
• Familiarity with academic databases and other forms of electronic research tools
• Pronunciation
• Standard spelling
• Ab initio syntax
• Ab initio sentence semantics
• Gist comprehension and more detailed reconstruction of audio material
• 基础口腔技能Basic oral skills
• 知识产权技能Intellectual skills
• To gain a general knowledge of the major theoretical perspectives in international political economy
• To develop a basic understanding of key concepts and issues in the contemporary global political economy
• understand substantive issues in the political economy of international trade, finance, production and development
• advanced writing skills under exam conditions
• Identify and describe key actors, institutions and issues in the international politics of the Asia-Pacific
• Evaluate the causes or propose solutions to conflicts under study
• 知识与理解Knowledge and understanding
• They will understand the context-specific nature of conflicts
• They will be able to understand the challenges of applying theory in complex settings
• Analysis of conflict using relevant theory and approaches
• Empathy with opposing views and solutions
• Critical capacity to discern deviations from declaratory policy and practice
• Skills of rhetoric will be advanced by use of knowledge in the simulation
• Practices of negotiation and compromise will be enhanced and experienced in the simulation
• 专业写作技能Professional writing skills
• Problem solving skills
• Negotiating Skills
• The language structure at post- beginner level
• Engage with different theoretical approaches in international security
• Investigate the breadth of issues within the field of global security
• Prepare students theoretically for advanced Level 3 modules in IR
• Demonstrate a knowledge of the appropriate literatures in relation to international security studies
• Think reflectively and critically about the connection between theory and empirical analysis
• Assess a variety of approaches and methods for the study of global security
• To familiarise students with the ethical and political dimensions of cultural and critical theory
• To enable students to analyse the complex cultural politics of their own everyday lives
• A broad knowledge of the terrain of cultural politics
• Knowledge of the forms taken by power relationships within culture
• An appreciation of the processes by which power/ideology enters our lives and affects everyday experience
• To familiarise students with the history of political communication and public relations
• To enable students to spot ‘spin’ and propaganda
• An understanding of the historical evolution and contemporary forms of public relations and news management techniques
• A knowledge of the theoretical debates around the ideological effects of public relations and propaganda campaigns
• An appreciation of the overt and covert information strategies employed by politicians
• Knowledge and understanding: Wide knowledge of contemporary Comparative Politics
• Ability to think about the connection between theory and empirical analysis
• Ability to engage in academic debate about the role of institutions and social cleavages in politics
• To appreciate the relevance of understanding and explanation in social science and historical research
• To familiarise themselves with the basic concepts of qualitative and quantitative analysis
• Identify and use the appropriate techniques to develop empirical research
• Recognise the strengths and weaknesses of different research methods in the study of international relations
• Gain an understanding of the major approaches to conducting social science and historical research
• Develop experience in setting objectives
• Develop experience in time management
• Develop experience in working to deadlines IT Skills
• The ability to deliver a professional, word processed document with accompanying bibliography and footnotes
• Develop a solid understanding of China’s political structures, key actors, and policy processes
• Be able to apply major theoretical frameworks to analyse political phenomena in China
• Gain a strong foundation for pursuing more advanced and specialised studies on Chinese politics
• The language structure at intermediate level
• On successful completion of the module students will have demonstrated that they possess
• An ability to evaluate the research findings of others working in the field
• The academic skills required for a final year under-graduate level dissertation
• The ability to work independently
• The ability to work independently, demonstrating initiative, self-organisation and time management
• engage with different theoretical approaches in nationalism studies
• investigate the breadth of issues within the Nationalism in contemporarySouth/Southeast Asia
• prepare students theoretically for honours research projects
• Assess a variety of approaches and methods for the study of Nationalism Studies
• the ability to write in a structured and concise way (to be assessed in coursework)
• Understand key concepts in relation to policy analysis and social change
• Have the capacity to apply those concepts to the study of an identified problem
• Demonstrate capacity to analyse a problem and offer solutions based on evidence and context
• Communicate understanding to a defined audience by conscious use of crafted rhetoric
• Undertake relevant research and develop evidence based argument and analysis
• Communicate understanding to a defined audience
• Think reflectively and critically about the connection between concepts and empirical analysis
• Develop critical skills of analysis in relation to the problem being analysed
• Develop communication skills for specified audiences
• Connect evidence to persuasive argument
• Skills of rhetoric (to be practised in the op-ed piece, communication project)
• The ability to productively work in groups to achieve specified objectives
• Master the diverse theoretical strands that help explain Chinese foreign policy behaviour on the international scene

必修Core Modules

• Be able to appreciate the nature and complexity of global politics
• Have a grasp of the theoretical underpinnings of the major approaches to global politics
• Be familiar with the core concepts and controversies in analysing global politics
• Knowledge and understanding: knowledge of foundations of the definition and explanations of global politics
• Demonstrate core knowledge of International Law and Organisations (to be assessed by coursework)
• 知识与理解当代IL与IOsKnowledge and understanding of: contemporary IL and IOs
• Different theoretical ways to approach them
• the ability to identify, explain, and critique the key argument in a journal article
• evidence gathering and evaluation
• summarizing and presenting information and ideas orally
• constructing and clearly expressing an argument in writing
• 独立学习Independent learning
• Familiarity with academic databases and other forms of electronic research tools
• Pronunciation
• Standard spelling
• Ab initio syntax
• Ab initio sentence semantics
• Gist comprehension and more detailed reconstruction of audio material
• 基础口腔技能Basic oral skills
• 知识产权技能Intellectual skills
• To gain a general knowledge of the major theoretical perspectives in international political economy
• To develop a basic understanding of key concepts and issues in the contemporary global political economy
• understand substantive issues in the political economy of international trade, finance, production and development
• advanced writing skills under exam conditions
• Identify and describe key actors, institutions and issues in the international politics of the Asia-Pacific
• Evaluate the causes or propose solutions to conflicts under study
• 知识与理解Knowledge and understanding
• They will understand the context-specific nature of conflicts
• They will be able to understand the challenges of applying theory in complex settings
• Analysis of conflict using relevant theory and approaches
• Empathy with opposing views and solutions
• Critical capacity to discern deviations from declaratory policy and practice
• Skills of rhetoric will be advanced by use of knowledge in the simulation
• Practices of negotiation and compromise will be enhanced and experienced in the simulation
• 专业写作技能Professional writing skills
• Problem solving skills
• Negotiating Skills
• The language structure at post- beginner level
• Engage with different theoretical approaches in international security
• Investigate the breadth of issues within the field of global security
• Prepare students theoretically for advanced Level 3 modules in IR
• Demonstrate a knowledge of the appropriate literatures in relation to international security studies
• Think reflectively and critically about the connection between theory and empirical analysis
• Assess a variety of approaches and methods for the study of global security

选修Optional modules

• To familiarise students with the ethical and political dimensions of cultural and critical theory
• To enable students to analyse the complex cultural politics of their own everyday lives
• A broad knowledge of the terrain of cultural politics
• Knowledge of the forms taken by power relationships within culture
• An appreciation of the processes by which power/ideology enters our lives and affects everyday experience
• To familiarise students with the history of political communication and public relations
• To enable students to spot ‘spin’ and propaganda
• An understanding of the historical evolution and contemporary forms of public relations and news management techniques
• A knowledge of the theoretical debates around the ideological effects of public relations and propaganda campaigns
• An appreciation of the overt and covert information strategies employed by politicians
• Knowledge and understanding: Wide knowledge of contemporary Comparative Politics
• Ability to think about the connection between theory and empirical analysis
• Ability to engage in academic debate about the role of institutions and social cleavages in politics
• Evidence gathering and evaluation
• Advanced writing skills under exam conditions
• 独立学习independent learning
• To appreciate the relevance of understanding and explanation in social science and historical research
• To familiarise themselves with the basic concepts of qualitative and quantitative analysis
• Identify and use the appropriate techniques to develop empirical research
• Recognise the strengths and weaknesses of different research methods in the study of international relations
• Gain an understanding of the major approaches to conducting social science and historical research
• Develop experience in setting objectives
• Develop experience in time management
• Develop experience in working to deadlines IT Skills
• The ability to deliver a professional, word processed document with accompanying bibliography and footnotes
• Develop a solid understanding of China’s political structures, key actors, and policy processes
• Be able to apply major theoretical frameworks to analyse political phenomena in China
• Gain a strong foundation for pursuing more advanced and specialised studies on Chinese politics
• On successful completion of the module students will have demonstrated that they possess
• An ability to evaluate the research findings of others working in the field
• The academic skills required for a final year under-graduate level dissertation
• The ability to work independently
• The ability to work independently, demonstrating initiative, self-organisation and time management
• engage with different theoretical approaches in nationalism studies
• investigate the breadth of issues within the Nationalism in contemporarySouth/Southeast Asia
• prepare students theoretically for honours research projects
• Think reflectively and critically about the connection between theory and empirical analysis
• Assess a variety of approaches and methods for the study of Nationalism Studies
• the ability to write in a structured and concise way (to be assessed in coursework)
• Understand key concepts in relation to policy analysis and social change
• Have the capacity to apply those concepts to the study of an identified problem
• Demonstrate capacity to analyse a problem and offer solutions based on evidence and context
• Communicate understanding to a defined audience by conscious use of crafted rhetoric
• Undertake relevant research and develop evidence based argument and analysis
• Communicate understanding to a defined audience
• Think reflectively and critically about the connection between concepts and empirical analysis
• Develop critical skills of analysis in relation to the problem being analysed
• Develop communication skills for specified audiences
• Connect evidence to persuasive argument
• Skills of rhetoric (to be practised in the op-ed piece, communication project)
• The ability to productively work in groups to achieve specified objectives
• Master the diverse theoretical strands that help explain Chinese foreign policy behaviour on the international scene