University of Manchester · Social Sciences
Politics and International Relations BSocSc
A-level entry requirements · 2027 entry
- Standard offer
- AAA
- Admissions tests
- None stated
- Required subjects
- At least one A-level from the School's list: Accounting, Economics, Finance, Business Studies, Development Studies, Government and Politics, Economic and Social History, Mathematics, Anthropology, Sociology, Philosophy, Religious Studies, English Language, English Literature, Geography, Psychology, Classical Civilisation, History, Archaeology, Communication Studies, Environmental Studies, World Development, Biology, Chemistry, Physics or a Modern Language
- Notes
- Preference is given to applicants taking two subjects from the list. List subjects with no tool key (Finance, Development Studies, Economic and Social History, Anthropology, Archaeology, Communication Studies, World Development) also count. The combination Mathematics + Further Mathematics + a native-language A-level is not accepted.
- Source
- Official course page · verified October 2026
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Which A-levels do I need for Politics and International Relations BSocSc?
At least one A-level from the School's list: Accounting, Economics, Finance, Business Studies, Development Studies, Government and Politics, Economic and Social History, Mathematics, Anthropology, Sociology, Philosophy, Religious Studies, English Language, English Literature, Geography, Psychology, Classical Civilisation, History, Archaeology, Communication Studies, Environmental Studies, World Development, Biology, Chemistry, Physics or a Modern Language
What is the standard A-level offer for Politics and International Relations BSocSc?
AAA. Preference is given to applicants taking two subjects from the list.