Full time
12 months
23-SEP-24
MA - Master of Arts
International Relations
Taught
Overview
This MA offers a thorough analysis of both historic and present international relations and provides an insight into global politics from a broad range of perspectives.
You will examine the complexities and processes involved in world affairs. You’ll approach and analyse the relationships between states, international institutions, international non-governmental organisations (INGOs) and non-state operators.
This degree will give you a unique interdisciplinary basis from which to examine both historic and current affairs. As well as focusing on the theoretical perspectives of international relations, you will approach a wide range of topics from across the social sciences.
You will develop research and analytical skills throughout your studies. You’ll also be encouraged to apply theory to practice through case study analysis and also learn to understand real-life situations and develop practical policy solutions.
You will also be eligible for an exclusive discounted membership to the Royal Institute of International Affairs, Chatham House. This membership will enable you to attend many prominent meetings, policy discussions and access to rich academic resources.
This degree will prepare you for an exciting career in the fast-moving and uncertain world of global politics.
Methods of assessment
You will be assessed based on:
A final dissertation of up to 10,000 words will enable you to explore a subject with more rigour and depth.
Careers
This programme will give a strong awareness of different perspectives in global politics, as well as competent research abilities, and writing and presentation skills.
Alumni have progressed to roles in:
The skills you will learn on this programme are also highly valued beyond the world of international relations, in diverse fields such as finance and media.
For this course (per year)
£26,000
For this course (per year)
£26,000
Students need to have one of the following qualifications: minimum second class UK undergraduate degree; equivalent international qualifications as deemed acceptable by the University; exceptional entry will be assessed on case by case basis by academic referral only based on: an undergraduate degree lower than 2:2 plus one year of relevant work experience; no undergraduate degree but three years of relevant work experience.