One-year Part II

Guidelines for 2016-17 for students wishing to take a one-year Part II in Politics and International Relations

Students wishing to take a one-year Part II in Politics and International Relations can take four papers across Part IIA and Part IIB.

POL3: International Organisation

POL4: Comparative politics

POL8: The history of political thought from c.1700 to c. 1890

POL10: The history of political thought from c.1700 to c. 1890

History, Part II Paper 6: States between states: the history of international political thought from the Roman empire to the early twentieth century.

A one-year Part II student can take any of POL3, POL4, POL5, POL6, POL7, POL8 and POL18.
A one-year Part II student cannot take POL9 or Paper 6 of Part II of the Historical Tripos.
A one-year Part II student can only take POL11 if s/he also takes POL7 or POL8 or has taken comparable papers in either the Philosophy Tripos or the Historical Tripos.
A one-year Part II student who wishes to take the History of Political Thought from 1700-1890 should take the paper as POL8 not POL10.
A one-year Part II student wishing to take any of POL12, POL13, POL15, POL16 and POL17 must also take POL4.
A one-year Part II student wishing to take POL12 must in POL4 take the Middle East case study in Lent term.
A one-year Part II student wishing to take POL14 must also take POL3.
A one-year Part II student wishing to take POL19 must also take POL3 and POL4.
A one-year Part II student wishing to take POL20 must also take POL8.
Replacing one of the papers by dissertation is not allowed.