International Relations Management

Entry requirements

Applicants should have a good undergraduate degree at Honours level, or equivalent.

The degree must indicate basic quantitative skills. Applicants from different subject areas will be considered on an individual basis according to their relevant professional experience or qualifications.

Months of entry

November, October, August, June, April, February

Course content

This inter-disciplinary course combines international relations, gender and peacekeeping with cultural studies, and addresses the need for intercultural expertise in all global situations.

Focusing on employability, you will understand the growth of NGOs, the importance of the UN, globalisation of industry and multi-cultural communities made up of economic migrants and refugees.

This integrated course prepares you to work within a wide range of economic, technological, demographic and social justice concerns.

Information for international students

See Fees and Funding for International Students for full information.

Fees and funding

See UK/EU Postgraduate students for full information on fees and funding.

Qualification and course duration

MSc