About this Programme

This MSc in International Relations aims to develop the ability to analyze complex issues and debates, alongside a comprehensive understanding of the contexts and analytical frameworks within which International Relations operates. This program imparts essential knowledge and practical skills crucial for both career and life. It examines various perspectives deployed in the analysis of international institutions and processes, explores key approaches to research, and delves into the context of practices and processes in International Relations.

What You'll Learn

• Develop the ability to analyze issues and debates in International Relations.

• Gain an understanding of the contexts and analytical frameworks of International Relations.

• Acquire knowledge and practical skills for career and personal development.

• Examine perspectives used in the analysis of international institutions and processes.

• Explore key approaches to research in International Relations.

• Understand the context of practices and processes within International Relations.

Indicative Modules

• Induction Module

• International Human Rights Law

• Critical theories of International Relations

• Policy & Practice of Humanitarianism and Development (Mental Wealth)

• Global Environmental Politics

• Independent Applied Research Project

• Research Methods in Social Sciences

Career Opportunities

Graduates of this MSc in International Relations program will be well-prepared for diverse careers in diplomacy, international organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), government agencies, journalism, research, and academia. Their strong analytical skills, in-depth understanding of global issues, and expertise in areas like human rights, critical theories, and global environmental politics will make them valuable contributors to addressing complex global challenges. This program fosters the critical thinking and research abilities necessary for leadership and impact in a range of international and public sector roles.