International relations: exploring territorial divisions

The Open University (OpenLearn)

Type: Online course
Field: Policy and international relations
Where: Online
When: Self-paced, start any time
Length: About 3 hours
Apply by: Open
Cost: Free; free statement of participation
Perks: Free statement of participation

Taster from the OU MA in International Relations on how the world is divided into territories, how land disputes drive conflict, and the imperial origins of modern nation states, with Middle East and Eurasia examples. Open to: politics and international relations learners (advanced, OU Level 3). The catch: create a free account and enrol to receive the statement.

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