International Relations

Entry requirements

If you have a first or second class honours degree, preferably in a social sciences subject, from a British university or its equivalent overseas then you will be eligible to apply for the master’s in international relations.

Months of entry

September

Course content

In today’s society the emergence of transnational economies, increased global communications, the movement of people, cultures and ideas are reshaping the notions of citizenship and community. With this the increase in sectarian violence and new fundamentalisms are challenging security on an individual to international level. With this in mind, there has never been a more interesting time or a greater need for the study of International Relations.

The University of Northampton’s International Relations masters course gives you a thorough and sensitive knowledge of interests, ethnicities and cultures allowing you to understand the global condition.

Fees and funding