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MA International Relations and Global Crises (Work Experience)

MA International Relations and Global Crises (Work Experience)

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Full time | Collegiate Campus | 2 year | SEP

Study mode

Full time

Duration

2 year

Start date

SEP

Key information
DATA SOURCE : IDP Connect

Qualification type

MA - Master of Arts

Subject areas

International Relations Preparation For Work

Course Summary

Gain a critical understanding of the theory and practice of international relations. Explore the political, cultural, social and economic crises facing the world today. Learn how patterns of power, knowledge and inequality are reproduced globally. Develop practical expertise in non-violent communication and conflict resolution. Strengthen your skills and understand real-life scenarios on an industry placement. This course examines the complex worlds we live in. You’ll explore issues of race, class, gender and geography to challenge how knowledge about contemporary international relations is produced. You’ll gain critical and practical skills to understand how global crises manifest and can be overcome.

Modules

Communities In Crisis (15 Credits) - Core
Decolonising And Decentering International Relations (30 Credits) - Core
Dissertation (45 Credits) - Core
European (Dis)Integration (15 Credits) - Core
Gender And Sexualities In Global Context (15 Credits) - Core
International Relations In Theory And Practice (30 Credits) - Core
Parties And Politics In 21St Century Britain: Crisis Or Convergence? (15 Credits) - Core
Peacemaking Communication (15 Credits) - Core
Research Methods (15 Credits) - Core
Seminar Series/Conference Organisation (15 Credits) - Core
Terrorism: Violent Threat And Security Response (15 Credits) - Core
The Rise (And Fall) Of The Welfare State In International Society (15 Credits) - Core
Western Political Theory In/And Crisis (15 Credits) - Core
Postgraduate Placement - Core

Tuition fees

UK fees
Course fees for UK students

For this course (per year)

£11,810

International fees
Course fees for EU and international students

For this course (per year)

£18,705

Entry requirements

A UK undergraduate degree at 2:2 or above in international relations, politics, or related field (or an equivalent overseas qualification).

University information

Founded over 175 years ago, Sheffield Hallam University offers academic excellence in an environment where postgraduate students work at the cutting-edge of their field using the latest techniques, ideas, practices and insights to address contemporary issues in their discipline, professional practice and the workplace. Complementing both taught and research degrees, the university boasts four research institutes which support several...more

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