ObjectivesIt strikes a careful balance between theoretical and practical elements of international relations and also offers a range of modules on international conflict and human rights.
Entry requirementsIf you would like to gain an understanding of the forces of global politics and develop the skills to actively engage in the academic and professional discussions that are shaping the contemporary international agenda, this course is ideal.
Academic titleInternational Relations MSc
Course descriptionWhat will you study?
You will explore the historical development of international relations and the key ideas that have shaped our understanding of the modern international system. You will also receive a clear overview of the actors and institutions that operate in the contemporary international environment, such as the United Nations, the United States and the European Union. In addition, you will have the opportunity to take an in-depth look at issues of human rights and international conflict.
Course structure
Please note that this is an indicative list of modules and is not intended as a definitive list.
Core modules
-Theories of International Relations
-International Political Economy
-Research Skills and Methods in Social Science
Option modules
-Frameworks and Foundations of Human Rights
-Conflict Theory and Analysis
-Managing and Resolving International Conflict
-Contemporary Issues in Conflict and Security
-Achieving Human Rights
-Case Studies in International Conflict