

BSc in Politics and Management with Study Abroad, University of Exeter
Exeter,
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48 Months
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About this course
This BSc Politics and Management program is designed to develop skills and knowledge applicable across the fields of business, management, politics, and policymaking. It emphasizes understanding complex global challenges such as climate change, technological advancements, geopolitical shifts, and social inequalities. The course combines theoretical insights with practical experience, preparing students for diverse careers in government, NGOs, consultancy, and public relations. Students explore core topics like public policy, project management, political communication, and business strategy, with opportunities to specialise in areas such as environmental sustainability, digitalisation, political psychology, and organisational leadership. Delivered on the Penryn Campus in Cornwall, the program benefits from a focus on innovation and interdisciplinary research, offering small class sizes for personalized interaction with academic staff and real-world engagement through work placements and professional development modules.
Why this course is highly recommended
This program is highly regarded, with top rankings in Politics and Business and Management, and it is delivered by a university with a triple-accredited business school. The course offers a strong employability focus, practical modules, real-world experiences through placements, and small-scale learning environments within a vibrant and supportive Cornwall campus. These features make it an excellent choice for students aiming for careers in politics, management, or related sectors.
Specialisation
Students can choose to focus on areas like environmental sustainability, digitalisation, political psychology, and organisational leadership. The curriculum encouraging specialisation is supported by a range of modules tailored to these interests, allowing for in-depth study in Years 2 and 3 and the possibility to take up to 30 credits outside their main subject.
Course fees
Application fees
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1st year tuition fees
26.07L
Living cost
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Living cost
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Degree requirements
The course typically requires A-Levels (ABB), IB (32/655), or BTEC (DDM). Contextual offers are also available, with slightly lower grade requirements. International students need to demonstrate the required level of English proficiency, with scores falling under Profile B2. Specific subject requirements are also specified, and irrelevant qualifications such as General Studies are not included in offers.
English language test
IELTS
6.5
TOEFL
90
PTE
67
DUOLINGO
120
Career prospects
Graduates will have a solid understanding of political and cultural issues in changing environments, making them attractive to employers in both public and private sectors. Possible career paths include roles such as management consultant, parliamentary researcher, civil servant, analyst, and communications officer. Many graduates also pursue further study, with options like MA Crisis Management, MSc Public Policy, or MA International Relations.
FAQs
What are the main focus areas of this course?
The course blends politics, management, and policymaking, with key issues like climate change, technological change, geopolitics, and social inequalities.
Is there an option to study abroad or gain employment experience?
Yes, students can take a study abroad year or undertake a work placement during their third year, which counts toward their degree.
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