Stay tuned to hear Dr Ola Osman, Assistant Professor of African Politics at the University of Cambridge and a Fellow at Trinity Hall, share everything you need to know about studying Politics at Cambridge. Ola explores both the Human, Social, and Political Sciences (HSPS) and History & Politics courses in depth.You can find more about Dr Ola Osman in the link below:https://www.polis.cam.ac.uk/people/ol...A list of topic discussions can also be found below:00:00 Introductions00:30 How can you study Politics at Cambridge?01:00 What does HSPS stand for? What do you study?02:00 What are the main differences between HSPS and History & Politics?02:45 Which course should you choose if you're interested in both contemporary politics and its historical context?03:50 What is the structure of the HSPS course?04:50 What's the difference between studying Politics elsewhere and studying HSPS?07:00 What is critical theory?09:30 Is it more important to study politics with an understanding of sociology and social anthropology, or with an appreciation of historical context?10:30 What's the difference between HSPS at Cambridge and PPE at Oxford?13:20 Can you study philosophy within HSPS?14:50 Ola's research interests17:20 Siam's trip to Nepal and diasporic identity19:20 Studying African and Caribbean politics in HSPS20:40 Studying individual countries in Africa through HSPS21:20 If an applicant wants to study cutting-edge contemporary politics and political theory - not just the Western canon - would Cambridge be a good fit?