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I was wondering if anyone else here is studying or has just started studying International Politics? I have just finished Freshers’ Week at my university and had my first International Politics lecture today (For the module Introduction to International Politics, I am doing three Modules for the first semester, the other two being Key Concepts and Introduction to the third world and International politics). I am just wondering if anyone else is studying the subject.

Well...I'm an International Law student...not quite the same as politics, but I imagine we'd look at much of the same material just from different perspectives.
Ie, I'm more interested in the legal side, you more in the politics side. There's a lot of overlap between the two though I'd say.

European studies.

I am currently studying 'Global Civil Society'.

Sorry, not international politics. But I am a history/political science student.

Sorry, not international politics. But I am a history/political science student.
What sort of political science are you doing?

According to this (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=361110&page=1&pp=15) unofficial poll, polisci is the most represented here. Which really shouldn't be a suprise.

What sort of political science are you doing?

Basically just general political science. Only class I have of it this semester is American Government. I'll take more in depth classes later on.

According to this (http://forums2.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=361110&page=1&pp=15) unofficial poll, polisci is the most represented here. Which really shouldn't be a suprise.
The poll says Some college is the most represented. And that can mean lot's of things.

We don't have any interesting non-core subjects in my program! Just a lot of crap and the regular computer classes.

"Former" student. Still practicing. Its a remarkably complex subject to study. Anything interesting you're hoping to acomplish or prove?