Fac. Minor IR-III:Studying IP as Soc.Sc.

Uitgebreide vaknaam	Fac. Minor IR-III: Studying International Politics as a Social Science
Leerdoelen	E4: knowledge and understanding of the main themes of the degree programme, such as Global Governance, International Political Economy, European Integration, and International Security; E6a: the ability to independently formulate a scientifically justified research question and elaborate this into a research outline E7: the ability to think in a problem-oriented way and to place problem-relevant processes and structures into a theoretical context; E8: the ability to apply generic academic skills, such as logical reasoning and the ability to arrange unstructured problems in an academic way; E9: the ability to apply knowledge, understanding and skills to critically and systematically evaluate a wide array of beliefs, ideas and data, and to identify and analyse complex issues; E10: the ability to oversee and understand the societal implications of judgements and to take moral responsibility for it, bearing in mind differences in culture and opinion; E12: the ability to communicate with others reliably and accurately in and about the field, including written and oral commentaries of research of fellow students, and the presentation and defence of the own research with respect for the opinions and feelings of others; E14: the ability to process effectively and efficiently large amounts of information and knowledge; E15: the ability to read and comprehend English a at a level such that the academic debate can be followed;
Omschrijving	Studying International Politics as a Social Science IR as a discipline builds on a wide variety of existing academic disciplines. This course will introduce international politics from a social science perspective. To grasp this perspective, pertinent contemporary journal articles are read and discussed. Important analytical concepts and distinctions for the social science perspective will be introduced and applied to issue areas of international politics. In addition to the substantive content, students are also alerted to typical formal requirements of presenting research results in the academic discipline of IR with the help of mainstream journals and other typical sources for studying and research in the discipline. The focus is on active student learning in the classroom and team building among an international group of students. Assessment will be based both on in-depth discussion of the literature, and individual writing assignments linking the social science perspective and its concepts to substantive subjects of the course.
Uren per week	3
Onderwijsvorm	hoorcollege, werkcollege
Toetsvorm	(All assignments need to be passed.)
Vaksoort	bachelor
Coördinator	dr. A.G. Harryvan
Docent(en)	dr. A.G. Harryvan , L.C.A. Hemminga, MA. MSc. , A.A. Nøhr, PhD. , vacancy
Verplichte literatuur	Titel Auteur ISBN Prijs Selected journal articles from international relations, available on-line from the library. John Baylis, Steve Smith and Patricia Owens, The Globalization of World Politics. An Introduction to International Relations, 8th edition (Oxford 2020) €  45,90
Entreevoorwaarden
Opmerkingen	All Faculty of Arts students are welcome to participate in the Minor International Relations. Registration via Progress in the enrollment period. You can enroll for a group via self-enrollment before the end of August. Students of other faculties who are interested in participating in this Faculty Minor may contact the study advisers of the IRIO programme. More information on possible access to the Master International Relations with this minor, please check the website of this minor via the Online Study Guide or the website Faculty of Arts, or contact the study advisers of the IRIO programme.
Opgenomen in	Opleiding Jaar Periode Type Course units for exchange students 3 semester I keuze Facultaire Minor International Relations 3 semester I verplicht