About this course LJMU's innovative MA International Relations provides a grounding in key theories while examining in depth issues of enduring international significance The world in the 21st
About this course LJMU's innovative MA International Relations provides a grounding in key theories while examining in depth issues of enduring international significance The world in the 21st
The Masters in Politics and International Relations is a fast growing academic discipline, reflecting the speed and complexity with which the 21st century world is changing. It is distinctive in
The world is an exciting but uncertain place. We face crises from climate change, migration and disease to violent conflicts old and new. Democracies are under pressure amid new forms of
The relationship between politics and communications has never been more dynamic or more important than it is today. Digital media, particularly social media, is fundamentally changing the terrain of
This bespoke programme was designed for a specific group of government-sponsored students and is not available for general admission. However, we do have a similar version which is available for
Exploring the history of unfree labour and examining modern slavery, this MA reflects a growing interest in the histories and afterlives of transatlantic slavery. The programme connects the local and
The MA offers a range of optional modules that enables you to specialise or generalise in key areas of political studies including British Politics, International Relations, and Comparative Politics.
International Relations is one of the most popular courses at postgraduate level. You will be taught and supervised by experienced staff with strong interests in critical approaches to the study of
International Relations is one of the most popular courses at postgraduate level. On this course, you will be taught and supervised by experienced staff with strong interests in critical approaches
International relations have come into existence ever since Antiquity, when people first organised themselves in city-states. In recent times, information has become easily transmissible, enabling