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International Relations and Global Studies Courses

Politics and International Studies

Undergraduate Certificate in International Relations Register Interest Apply Now
Undergraduate Diploma in International Relations Register Interest Apply Now
Undergraduate Certificate in Politics Register Interest Apply Now
MSt in International Relations Register Interest Apply Now

Undergraduate Advanced Diplomas

Advanced Diploma in Research in the Arts/Sciences Apply Now
Advanced Diploma in Research Theory and Practice Apply Now

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If you are new to higher education, you could be eligible for a bursary award. You will also be able to pay your fees in instalments, and you may also have access to part-time student loans.

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International Development and Global Change Tutors

Tutors

Courses in International Development at ICE are taught by tutors whose expertise is shaped by both theoretical knowledge and practical experience.

Dr Solava Ibrahim
Dr Ingrida Kerusauskaite
Dr Richard Sidebottom
Dr Regina Hansda (online courses)
Ms Madleina Daehnhardt

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