You choose either the Business Studies or International Affairs stream.

Business Studies
Economics • Microeconomics: Theories of supply and demand; distribution, market structures • Macroeconomics: Political economy and economic theories; government policy objectives; consumption, saving and investment; fiscal and and monetary policy; balance of payments; the Global Economy.
Business Studies • Marketing • Finance • Business ethics • Human resources • Operations management • Establishing, building and managing the business • European Union and small to medium-sized enterprises	Maths for Business • Algebra • Functions • Trigonometry • Calculus • Matrices • Statistics and probability
International Affairs
World History of the 20th Century • The Cold War and its aftermath • The state, religion, minorities • Causes, practices and effects of war • Nationalist and independence movements • The rise and rule of one party states • Decolonization and challenges facing new states • Peace and cooperation: international organizations and multiparty states
Politics • Political ideologies • Contemporary global issues • Theories of international relations • International political economy • Regime types and machinery of government • Parties, interests and social movements • Modern state: domestic and international politics	Philosophy • Epistemology • Problem of evil • Free will • Mind-body problem • Self and personal identity • Moral philosophy / ethical theory • The nature of philosophical enquiry • Causation, induction and the scientific method

Assessment

You will be assessed at the end of each module using a combination of coursework, project work, presentations, extended essays and examinations.

Your final assessment includes:

• end of semester and final examinations in each academic course; and
• a presentation and extended essay in English language.