skip to content

Institute of Continuing Education (ICE)

Alert:

The deadline for booking a place on this course has passed. Please use the 'Ask a Question' button to register your interest in future or similar courses.

This course is part of the Interdisciplinary Summer Programme.

To apply for this course, please enrol on the programme above, and then select the courses you wish to study. For more information about Summer Programmes please visit our Summer Programmes Page.

In this team-taught course, we consider some of the key issues shaping global politics in the modern world and examine how political, strategic, technological and economic aspects of international relations interact with, and reinforce, one another in creating the current global order. Scholars from various fields of expertise will cover a range of current and historical issues, which are planned to include: an introduction to war and the beginning of international relations; the role of economics and trade; diplomacy, international law and the United Nations; the rise of regional powers in a globalised world; China, the new global player; climate change and the new Arctic frontier; dealing with crises – Eurozone and refugees; Brexit and the future of the EU; negotiating peace in the Middle East; and future prospects for peace and prosperity.


A11, B11 and C11 form a single course, meeting 3 times a day. Maximum 40 students. This course complements ISP Term II, A21/B21/C21 or can be taken on its own.


Container

Course dates

08 Jul 2019 to 19 Jul 2019

Course duration

2 weeks

Apply by

24 Jun 2019

Academic Directors, Course Directors and Tutors are subject to change, when necessary.

Venue

International Summer Programmes
Sidgwick Site
Cambridge
United Kingdom
01223 760850

Qualifications / Credits

Non-accredited

Teaching sessions

Meetings: 10

Course code

B11