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Was wondering if anyone had any suggestions as to any relevant work experience/courses/reading material that could apply to International Relations/Politics/Law?
Thinking of Law with IR at Edinburgh, IR at St Andrews, Politics at Glasgow, HSPS at Cambridge but am undecided whether to apply for Politics or International Relations at Durham. The course summary seems broadly similar- so is it a question of prestige? Any help would be appreciated.
Thinking of Law with IR at Edinburgh, IR at St Andrews, Politics at Glasgow, HSPS at Cambridge but am undecided whether to apply for Politics or International Relations at Durham. The course summary seems broadly similar- so is it a question of prestige? Any help would be appreciated.
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In regard to books, look at the reading lists for law/politics/international relations degrees at different universities.
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When it comes to reading material, there's an infinite amount out there on thousands of different topics.
You will be able to make the most convincing case for why you want to study that subject if you talk about topics that really interest and excite you.
What aspects of law/politics/international relations are you most excited to study? Get a few books about these topics off amazon or out of the library, and start there.
You will be able to make the most convincing case for why you want to study that subject if you talk about topics that really interest and excite you.
What aspects of law/politics/international relations are you most excited to study? Get a few books about these topics off amazon or out of the library, and start there.
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