International Relations (MSc)
Programme overview
Main Subject
International Relations/Studies/Affairs
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Course Overview
Join us on this MSc International Relations as we analyse how international actors, including nation-states, multinational corporations and inter-governmental and non-governmental organisations, interact and pursue often conflicting agendas beyond national borders.
Why choose this course?
- It introduces you to influential scholarship in the field of international relations ( IR ) by combining a focus on fundamental theoretical perspectives with comprehensive coverage of contemporary topics relating to both the Global North and Global South.
- Our teaching draws on the diverse expertise of our research-active academics who are keen to share their insights and experience.
- You will also benefit from the unique mix of students drawn to this course . Many will be London-based professionals, some of whom come from across the globe and many of whom have professional experience of international companies and organisations .
What you will learn
On this course you will examin e the changing nature of trade, investment, and their relationship with state and society. You will also gain a historical understanding of the evolution of the global economy and its governance institutions , including UN agencies and bodies such as the World Trade Organi z ation, and the ideas that shaped them.
You will then be able to tailor your degree to your interests or career aspirations , by choosing from a rich range of option modules including on p olitical theory and sociology, war and conflict, digital politics and international history , as well as specialised regional politics and research skills in p olitics and s ocial s cience methods.
How you will learn
Th is MSc International Relations is available to study full- or part-time. It has an evening timetable with classes in the evening, some of which may be offered on campus as well as online, depending on the module. It is taught via seminars, lectures and small group work .
You will complete the course by applying the concepts and methods you have learnt to write a dissertation on the topic that interests you most , with supervision from one of our expert academics .
Programme overview
Main Subject
International Relations/Studies/Affairs
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Course Overview
Join us on this MSc International Relations as we analyse how international actors, including nation-states, multinational corporations and inter-governmental and non-governmental organisations, interact and pursue often conflicting agendas beyond national borders.
Why choose this course?
- It introduces you to influential scholarship in the field of international relations ( IR ) by combining a focus on fundamental theoretical perspectives with comprehensive coverage of contemporary topics relating to both the Global North and Global South.
- Our teaching draws on the diverse expertise of our research-active academics who are keen to share their insights and experience.
- You will also benefit from the unique mix of students drawn to this course . Many will be London-based professionals, some of whom come from across the globe and many of whom have professional experience of international companies and organisations .
What you will learn
On this course you will examin e the changing nature of trade, investment, and their relationship with state and society. You will also gain a historical understanding of the evolution of the global economy and its governance institutions , including UN agencies and bodies such as the World Trade Organi z ation, and the ideas that shaped them.
You will then be able to tailor your degree to your interests or career aspirations , by choosing from a rich range of option modules including on p olitical theory and sociology, war and conflict, digital politics and international history , as well as specialised regional politics and research skills in p olitics and s ocial s cience methods.
How you will learn
Th is MSc International Relations is available to study full- or part-time. It has an evening timetable with classes in the evening, some of which may be offered on campus as well as online, depending on the module. It is taught via seminars, lectures and small group work .
You will complete the course by applying the concepts and methods you have learnt to write a dissertation on the topic that interests you most , with supervision from one of our expert academics .
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