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International Relations (Combined)

University of St Andrews

Content

International Relations is a distinct discipline which draws on diplomatic history, political theory, political economy, political science and international law to provide its own theoretical perspectives to explain conflict and cooperation in the modern world.

Students with a degree in International Relations from the University of St Andrews are able to assess developments in the international system and specific geographical regions. They explore issues such as the origins of war and peace, the making of foreign policy, trade regimes, international terrorism, military alliances, and the interaction of political and economic development.

Entry Requirements

2025 entry requirements

Standard entry:
5 Highers at AAAAB plus English and one from Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Computing Science, Geography, Physics or Psychology at National 5 at B. Applications of Maths will be accepted but must be at National 5 at A.

Widening access entry:
4 Highers at AABB plus English and one from Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Computing Science, Geography, Physics or Psychology at National 5 at B. Applications of Maths will be accepted but must be at National 5 at A. (You may gain entry to the Gateway programme with 4 Highers at BBBB).

(E) Higher English at A required
(M) Higher Maths at A required
(F) Higher French at A required

Start Date

September

Qualification

Degree

Award

MA Hons

Study Method

Full time

UCAS Code

Please refer to list below

Course Length

4 - 5 years

Faculty

Faculty of Arts

Department

International Relations

SCQF Level

10

Combination Courses

International Relations and Ancient History
International Relations and Arabic
International Relations and Arabic (WIYA)
International Relations and Art History
International Relations and Biblical Studies
International Relations and Chinese Studies
International Relations and Chinese Studies (WIYA)
International Relations and Classical Studies
International Relations and Comparative Literature
International Relations and Economics
International Relations and English (E)
International Relations and Film Studies
International Relations and French (F)
International Relations and French (WIYA) (F)
International Relations and Geography
International Relations and German
International Relations and German (WIYA)
International Relations and Italian
International Relations and Italian (WIYA)
International Relations and Management
International Relations and Mathematics (M)
International Relations and Medieval History (H)
International Relations and Middle East Studies (H)
International Relations and Modern History (H)
International Relations and Persian
International Relations and Philosophy
International Relations and Psychology
International Relations and Russian
International Relations and Russian (WIYA)
International Relations and Scottish History (H)
International Relations and Social Anthropology
International Relations and Sustainable Development
International Relations and Spanish
International Relations and Spanish (WIYA)
International Relations and Theological Studies
International Relations with Persian
International Relations with Latin
International Relations with Religion in Society
VL21
LT26
TV73
LV23
VL62
CH08
CW08
LQ28
QL22
LL12
LP23
LP23
LR21
LRF1
LL72
LR22
LRF2
LR23
LRF3
LN22
LG21
LV21
TL62
VL12
L2T6
LV25
CL82
LR27
LRF7
LVF2
LL62
F895
LR24
LRF4
LV26
82L9
QVR1
LT27