Programme/Approved Electives for 2024/25
None
Available as a Free Standing Elective
No
Aims
1. To familiarize students with key approaches to the study of nationalism and populism from an IR perspective.2. To allow students to critically engage with case studies on the relationship between nationalism, populism and global politics.3. To enable students to develop critical and analytical skills and demonstrate them in a presentation and a written form.
Intended Learning Outcomes
Engage critically with key approaches to the study of nationalism and populism from an IR perspective.: 1,2Engage critically with at least one case study pertaining to the relationship between nationalism, populism and global politics.: 1,2Apply and demonstrate critical-analytical skills in a presentation form.: 1Apply and demonstrate critical-analytical skills in a written form.: 2
1. 10 weekly seminars (20 hours).2. Independent Study Hours: a. Preparations for seminars (30 hours). b. Assessment preparations (100).
Description of Module Assessment