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Undergraduate Qatar Politics and International Relations 2021-2022

QI1001: POLITICS & INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 1: DEMOCRACY AND GOVERNANCE

15 credits

Level 1

First Term

Politics and International Relations impacts on all parts of our lives, with more specifically it being the study of ideas, events, institutions and choice. Studying these provides us with both knowledge of the world and also how it operates and functions. It also changes our perception of our surroundings and makes us aware of an ever changing global context. This course will introduce students to concepts and ideas that form the basis for the study of these disciplines while simultaneously also helping us understand our own place within a global context.

QI1501: POLITICS & INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 2: POWER AND CONFLICT

15 credits

Level 1

Second Term

Politics and International Relations impacts on all parts of our lives, with more specifically it being the study of ideas, events, institutions and choice. Studying these provides us with both knowledge of the world and also how it operates and functions. It also changes our perception of our surroundings and makes us aware of an ever changing global context. This course will introduce students to concepts and ideas that form the basis for the study of these disciplines while simultaneously also helping us understand our own place within a global context. 

QI2001: IDEAS AND IDEOLOGIES IN POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

30 credits

Level 2

First Term

Ideas and ideologies are core to teaching, learning and research in Politics and International Relations. Theoretical developments are at the forefront of academic debates within the discipline, demonstrated by the appearance of a number of new approaches as more traditional theories have struggled to account for an ever-changing world. This course will introduce students to these with profound questions and struggles over identity, belonging, justice and rights underpinning these theoretical debates.

QI2501: GLOBAL POLITICS: EQUALITY AND INEQUALITY

30 credits

Level 2

Second Term

Equality and inequality are at the forefront of many debates within contemporary Politics and International Relations. This course will examine the historical context, theoretical underpinnings, and also key concepts which continue to uphold equality and inequality on a global scale.

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