International Relations MA Honours

Overview

Why choose International Relations MA at Middlesex?

In our increasingly interconnected world, the need for different nations and peoples to co-exist presents both challenges and opportunities. By understanding these challenges, you have a greater chance of thriving in the global arena.

If you're ambitious and forward-thinking, with an eye on a career in diplomacy, international public service, international affairs or commerce and political risk, an International Relations MA from Middlesex can be a vital stepping-stone.

This degree is ideal for those looking to broaden their skill set and knowledge. Our London location attracts students from all across the world, which provides a natural environment for sharing international perspectives and cultural diversity.

What you will gain

Some of the benefits you'll enjoy by joining us on this course include:

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Academic-led field trips to some of London's most important global organisations, such as the UN's International Maritime Organization and Minority Rights Group International (MRG)

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The opportunity to work alongside a diverse student body that provides a natural environment for varied insight and discussion

The chance to gain valuable work experience options on an internship abroad with a major international non-governmental organisation.

For this course, ideally, we are looking for these qualifications: A 2:2 honours degree, or equivalent qualification, in a relevant social science or humanities subject – e.g. sociology, history, development studies, social policy, geography, philosophy, degrees in law, business studies, management, psychology and similar subjects that have some political components. If you have relevant qualifications or work experience, we may be able to count this towards your entry requirements. If you have degrees in other subject areas you will be considered if you have appropriate experience in working in government, public administration or international organisations (for example working in London embassies). You should submit a CV when you apply outlining your experience.