Want to make better sense of the world around you? Our Politics courses in London explore the ideas, systems and events that shape societies, governments and international affairs, helping you understand the issues making the headlines today.
Politics affects all of us—from the way countries are governed and laws are made, to debates about democracy, equality, human rights and the economy. Whether you’re interested in UK politics, global affairs or political philosophy, our courses will help you develop a deeper understanding of how political systems work and why different ideologies influence the decisions that shape our lives.
Our classes are open to adult learners of all backgrounds. You don’t need any previous knowledge of politics—just an interest in learning and discussing ideas. Through tutor-led sessions, group discussions and real-world examples, you’ll explore key political concepts in a friendly and welcoming environment.
At Mary Ward Centre, we currently offer courses such as Political Ideologies, where you’ll explore the ideas behind movements including liberalism, conservatism, socialism and Marxism. You’ll gain the knowledge and confidence to better understand political debates and engage thoughtfully with the world around you.
Whether you’re learning for personal interest, to broaden your knowledge or simply to keep up with current affairs, our Politics courses provide an enjoyable and thought-provoking learning experience.
If you like to make sense of what is a confusing – or at times even bewildering-- arena of political discourse, this is the right course for you. It is the first of two separate courses dedicated to the exploration of political ideologies.
If you like to make sense of what is a confusing – or at times even bewildering-- arena of political discourse, this is the right course for you. It is the second of two separate courses dedicated to the exploration of political ideologies.
This course invites learners on an exploration of institutions, debates and personalities that have been influencing the British political landscape.
This course invites learners to explore contemporary European Union politics. Studying the EU is now more interesting than ever.