Course Course SCQF Code Title International Politics 11 15 Management & Languages Pablo La Porte Edin SBC Orkney IDL Collaborative Partner Approved Learning Partner Location & X Semester Sem……. Sem……….. Sem…….. Sem…. Name …………………………………Sem……….. Sem… none (specify if synoptic) s Code: Degrees for which this is a core course Date Of Replacement: The course may be Available as an Yes No UG only PG only UG & PG delivered to: Elective? The main aims of the course are to provide students with the level of knowledge and critical understanding of post-war political and institutional developments on a European and international level required for cross-cultural communication in a professional context. Syllabus The course covers major issues in international politics and organisations, including international security, the UN, European integration, globalisation, Free Trade areas, and development. Learning Outcomes (HWU Core Skills: Employability and Professional Career Readiness) The course will enable learners to develop: Subject Mastery Understanding, Knowledge and Cognitive Skills critical understanding of post-war political and institutional developments on a European and international level required for cross-cultural communication in a professional translating and interpreting context. Scholarship, Enquiry and Research original insights into post-war political and institutional developments on a European and international level; ability to reflect critically on the relationship between theory and practice; ability to source and utilise data from library, internet and database sources; ability to review, organise and evaluate evidence and reflect and comment critically on it; ability to use information to support and substantiate claims.
Course Code Course Title International Politics SCQF 11 15 Management & Languages Pablo La Porte Location & Semester Edin X Sem… SBC Sem……. Orkney Sem……….. Sem…….. IDL Sem…. Collaborative Partner Approved Learning Partner Name …………………………………Sem……….. (specify if synoptic) none s Code: Date Of Replacement: Degrees for which this is a core course The course may be delivered to: UG only PG only UG & PG Available as an Elective? Yes No The main aims of the course are to provide students with the level of knowledge and critical understanding of post-war political and institutional developments on a European and international level required for cross-cultural communication in a professional context. Syllabus The course covers major issues in international politics and organisations, including international security, the UN, European integration, globalisation, Free Trade areas, and development. Learning Outcomes (HWU Core Skills: Employability and Professional Career Readiness) Subject Mastery The course will enable learners to develop: Understanding, Knowledge and Cognitive Skills critical understanding of post-war political and institutional developments on a European and international level required for cross-cultural communication in a professional translating and interpreting context. Scholarship, Enquiry and Research original insights into post-war political and institutional developments on a European and international level; ability to reflect critically on the relationship between theory and practice; ability to source and utilise data from library, internet and database sources; ability to review, organise and evaluate evidence and reflect and comment critically on it; ability to use information to support and substantiate claims.
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