Student profiles

Current students and graduates share their experiences of what it's like to study politics at postgraduate level and the opportunities available at 91̽»¨.

George Clarke profile image

Staying in a department I knew was excellent pushed me more towards staying at 91̽»¨

George Clarke MA Political Theory

George studied BA History and Politics at 91̽»¨ and continued on to masters so he could continue delving deeper into his academic studies.

MA International Relations current student in 2019

I just knew there was more for me to do still at University, and I’m so glad I stayed

Bethany Fox MA International Relations

After completing her BA International Relations and Politics course in the department, staying on at 91̽»¨ to study a postgraduate degree in MA International Relations seemed like a natural next-step for Bethany.

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I chose 91̽»¨ for its great reputation for diversity and education

Christine Newberg MA Global Political Economy (now MA International Political Economy)

International student Christine reflects on the reasons why she chose to study at 91̽»¨ and why she wished to continue her education and pursue a masters degree in Global Political Economy.

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Learning from those who are at the top in their field of study was a big factor in continuing my studies at 91̽»¨

Rebecca Roberts MA Politics, Governance and Public Policy

Rebecca chose to stay on at 91̽»¨ after studying BA Politics, to pursue a postgraduate degree in MA Politics, Governance and Public Policy.

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