International Relations

Entry requirements

2:1 (or international equivalent).

Months of entry

September

Course content

You will be introduced to key concepts such as power, agency, the state, international society and order. This course can be tailored to your interests and career aspirations through the wide range of optional modules.

Teaching is informed by the research interests of our academic staff, who are well-established leaders in the field of international relations, covering:

• diplomacy in the Middle East and Asia
• global civil society and global justice
• globalisation
• human security and humanitarianism
• intelligence and national security
• international human rights and war crimes
• international political economy
• international relations theory
• justice beyond borders
• terrorism, guerrilla war and low intensity conflict
• United States foreign and security policy

Qualification and course duration

MA