BA in Political Science and International Relations in Christchurch New Zealand | University of Canterbury

Political Science and International Relations explores how societies function, examining collective decision-making processes within governments, citizen behaviors, and strategies for shaping tomorrow.
Investigate the dynamics of social transformation, the distribution of power and assets, and critical matters like development, human rights, environmental concerns, nationalism, and global diplomacy.
The curriculum is organized into four primary tracks: global affairs, cross-national political systems, community decision-making processes, and political philosophy.
Learn from faculty members who are globally acknowledged for their scholarly contributions and instructional expertise.
Combine a Political Science and International Relations minor with various degree programs.
Develop versatile competencies applicable to political careers and diverse fields including legal practice, corporate sectors, education, and media.

Potential professional trajectories encompass: policy evaluation, legislative support roles, international relations, and diplomatic services.