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Politics or Geography degree

im really stuck on which one to do and which would be most worth doing as i really cannot decide between the two of them. i think i find politics more interesting but i don't know how useful it would be after uni but then the geography courses i have looked at include modules in political areas and i do also really enjoy geography

Look at a subject called International Development - it combines Human Geography with other areas like Politics relevant to developing countries, and courses often include a Year Abroad - great for a Geographer!

Examples :
East Anglia - https://www.uea.ac.uk/international-development/undergraduate-degrees
Leeds - http://www.polis.leeds.ac.uk/undergraduates/ba-international-development
Sussex - http://www.sussex.ac.uk/development/ugstudy/2015

POLITICS - the most interesting and versatile subject ever :smile:

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with politics you study people, power and how society works and I think that's far more interesting than rocks and shizzle :smile:

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Plus, with Politics you can go into journalism, POLITICS, teaching, writing, business, media etc. all the fun stuff!

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