The "Economics, Politics, Government & International Relations" course offers a complete exploration of the United Kingdom’s national identity, governance, economic systems, and international positioning. It begins with a detailed overview of the UK's geographic composition and historical evolution, laying the groundwork for understanding the nation’s complex sociopolitical fabric.

Through Lecture 2, learners will delve into the UK’s political architecture, examining the unique balance between monarchy and parliament, the roles of various political parties, and the effects of devolution. The course then moves into the economic landscape, exploring major sectors, economic indicators, and both historical and contemporary economic transformations that shape the UK’s financial health.

Learners will gain key insights into UK government policies, including fiscal and monetary strategies, the role of the Bank of England, and the structure of social systems like healthcare, education, and welfare. Environmental sustainability policies are also discussed, aligning this course with current global priorities.

The international relations segment uncovers the UK’s diplomatic and trade dynamics, particularly in the post-Brexit era, alongside its influence in security, defense, and humanitarian partnerships. The course concludes with an in-depth look at contemporary issues such as Brexit, immigration, climate change, and political debates, rounded off with guest speakers and case studies to provide real-world perspectives and deepen student engagement.

This course is ideal for students, professionals, and lifelong learners looking to enhance their understanding of the UK's role in global affairs and domestic governance. With a structured, analytical, and current curriculum, it prepares learners for academic excellence, informed citizenship, or strategic roles in government, policy-making, business, or international relations.