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University of London - LSE Online BSc International Relations
University of London - LSE

Online BSc International Relations

3 up to 6 Years

English

Full time

GBP 21,550 *

Distance Learning

* indicative total programme cost for non-UK residents. £17,500 for UK residents

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Awarded by the University of London
Academic Direction from the London School of Economics and Political Science


The online BSc International Relations from the University of London helps you understand how diverse forces, actors and events shape our global community. With this degree, you could seek an advanced degree or a career in fields like diplomacy, government or consulting.

Online Learning With a Human Touch

Share knowledge, build skills and stay connected from anywhere in the world.

  • Attend live Zoom sessions with engaging class teachers and fellow students.
  • Access the digital campus from anywhere via mobile, tablet or desktop devices.
  • Get personalised support at every stage, from admissions through to graduation.

Academic Excellence, Unparalleled Access

The University of London, founded in 1836, was the first university to admit students regardless of their gender, race or religion; the first to admit women to degree programmes; and the first to give students the opportunity to study wherever they are, providing access to higher education across the globe. Today, the University of London is home to more than 50,000 distance learners studying more than 200 qualifications in more than 190 countries.

LSE is a world-leading social science university that takes an interdisciplinary approach to learning. LSE students develop a holistic understanding of “the causes of things”, challenge conventional ways of thinking and tackle society’s most complex problems. LSE alumni and academics are making transformative contributions in diverse fields and sectors, from academia to politics. This global community includes 37 past or present prime ministers, presidents and premiers; 18 Nobel Prize winners; and seven Pulitzer Prize winners.

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