Undergraduate courses in politics, languages and international management View the undergraduate courses in the Department of Politics, Languages & International Studies.
Postgraduate studies in politics, interpreting and international relations Our Department of Politics, Languages & International Studies offers postgraduate masters and research degrees.
Experience the University at a Postgraduate Virtual Open Day Find out what it's like to study at Bath at one of our online Postgraduate Open Days.
Embracing the flexibility of Euromasters Tabea Weiß talks about how you can take advantage of studying at three different Universities whilst studying MA Contemporary European Studies (Euromasters).
'How I set the foundations for my career at Loftus Bradford' Shauna McDonald, BA Modern Languages and European Studies, describes her internship as 'enthusing, fascinating and above all inspiring'
UN internship leads to MA Interpreting and Translating at Bath Sian Valvis completed an internship at the United Nations after her undergraduate degree, which led her to study MA Interpreting and Translating at Bath.
Department of Politics, Languages & International Studies research Our research concerns politics, governance and culture.
Department of Politics, Languages & International Studies seminars 2019/20 See the schedule of seminars taking place in the Department of Politics, Languages & International Studies.
Women in Nepal still forced to sleep outside in ‘menstruation huts’ despite practice being banned New research from Dr Mel Channon (SPS) with Dr Jennifer Thomson (PoLIS) focuses on the practice of 'chhaupadi' outlawed, but still practised, in Nepal.
Introducing the Nationalism, Populism and Radicalism Research Cluster In this video, Dr Paul Goode and colleagues discuss their research that addresses a wide range of social and political phenomena.
Northern Ireland has been forced to change its abortion law – here’s how it happened The sudden legalisation of abortion and same-sex marriage in Northern Ireland was an unexpected recent story. Jennifer Thomson discusses how it happened.
Hong Kong protesters shouldn’t pin hopes on outsiders to solve their impasse with Beijing Bill Durodie, Professor and Chair of International Relations, comments on the latest news from the Hong Kong protests.
Looking ahead to the 2019 European Elections Dr Nick Startin speaks about the prospects for the different parties in the run-up to the European Parliamentary elections taking place on Thursday 23 May 2019.
Sue Milner talks gender and Brexit at national conferences Dr Milner has chaired sessions at the Women’s Equality Party conference and the Gender & Brexit conference.
Students launch French language radio show The new radio show, airing weekly on University Radio Bath, aims to create links with the French community in Bath.
Bath academics launch new voter website ‘matchmaking’ people with their ideal political parties A new interactive voter preference website could help improve turnout at the upcoming General Election, according to University of Bath researchers.
New policy paper on EU-India relations from Euromasters MA student Axel Nordenstam's report on the challenges and opportunities for EU-India co-operation has been published by a well respected Swedish think tank.
Euromasters student selected to take part in Wilton Park forum Euromasters student Jenny Hayhurst has been invited to participate in the prestigious Wilton Park British-German Forum in July.
Bath Translation and Interpreting courses now part of the European Master’s in Translation network MA Interpreting and Translating and MA Translation and Professional Language Skills have become members of the European Master’s in Translation network.
PhD student gets her first article published in an academic journal The journal Identities: Global Studies in Culture and Power published Katy Brown’s article analysing far-right opposition to Turkish involvement in the EU.
Interpreting and Translating Open Afternoon 2020 29 Jan 2020 1.00pm 3 East, 2.1, University of Bath Attend our open afternoon to explore Interpreting and Translating at Bath. Talk to tutors and alumni about how our postgraduate courses could shape your career.
'A life of their own'? Traditions in political analysis 4 Feb 2020 1.15pm 1 West North, 2.4, University of Bath An analysis of the power of tradition in constituting the beliefs of actors and institutional contexts.
Racism, ‘populism’ and the dangers of euphemisation 11 Feb 2020 1.15pm 1 West North, 2.04, University of Bath In this seminar, we will examine the ways in which The Guardian both bought into and contributed to the populist hype in diverse ways.