Subject: POLS20025 International Relations: Key Questions
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Grace
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Jun 27, 2018 at 10:10 PM
This subject covered an interesting range of topics, however readings and lecture material were not effectively linked. My tutor also failed to effectively facilitate discussion on the key themes of the course and only brushed over the assessment requirements, however marked harshly. Exam was quite straight forward but would not recommend this subject over other politics subjects. Is very unlike international politics completed in first year.
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1 Comment on POLS20025 International Relations: Key Questions
This subject covered an interesting range of topics, however readings and lecture material were not effectively linked. My tutor also failed to effectively facilitate discussion on the key themes of the course and only brushed over the assessment requirements, however marked harshly. Exam was quite straight forward but would not recommend this subject over other politics subjects. Is very unlike international politics completed in first year.