After completing your undergraduate degree , you may still seek to learn more about the world of politics and specialise in a particular area.The broadness of politics means there is a whole host of different sectors and postgraduate degrees to explore.
Take a look below ! :
- International Relations: Explore global politics, diplomacy, and international organisations.
- Comparative Politics: Analyse political systems and institutions across different countries.
- Political Economy: Study the relationship between politics and economics, focusing on policies and development.
- Public Policy: Dive into the formulation and evaluation of government policies.
- Political Science: A broad study covering various aspects of political systems, theory, and behaviour.
- Human Rights and Social Justice: Concentrate on issues related to human rights, justice, and equality.
- Security Studies: Examine national and international security policies and strategies.
- Environmental Politics: Investigate the intersection of politics and environmental issues.
- Conflict Resolution: Focus on strategies to manage and resolve conflicts at various levels.
- Political Communication: Explore the role of media and communication in politics.
- Governance and Public Administration: Concentrate on the functioning and improvement of government structures.
- Political Psychology: Study the psychological factors influencing political behaviour and decision-making.
- Ethics in Politics: Examine ethical considerations in political decision-making.
- Health Policy: Analyse policies related to healthcare and public health.
- Data Analytics in Politics: Combine political studies with data analysis for evidence-based decision-making.
One more reason to never think that a degree only allows students to work in one specific field