Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Postgraduate Studentships - Search for funding opportunities.
Study Details: MA: 12 months FT, 24 months PT; PgCert: FT; PgDip: 12 months FT, 36 months PT
Open up a world of opportunities by exploring some of the most pressing challenges facing nations today. From climate change and conflict to trade negotiations and social inequality, you will gain an understanding of these challenges at a local and global level.
You will discover how the subject has evolved, considering traditional theories and how they compare with contemporary thinking and current events. By studying global institutions such as the World Bank, United Nations and the EU, and the role they play on the political stage, you will gain an insight into how they deal with the shifting political and social issues that influence decision making at a national, regional and worldwide level.
You will also explore the impact of globalisation and its consequences for international society, enhancing your skills and capability in tackling the ethical challenges occurring in the world around you.
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Youll have an in-depth understanding of the social and political challenges that affect nations around the globe, with the capacity to cope with these challenges in employment as well as political and social engagement. Our graduates have taken their qualification into a variety of areas, from roles within marketing and communications, to working for NATO and becoming an MP.
Diplomat
International Chrairty Worker
Government Consultant
Journalist
PgCert and PgDip otions are also available.
Consider how projects fit within organisations, and how they are developed, funded and managed. You will be introduced to the essential components including planning, evaluation, ethics and governance issues, and stakeholder engagement.
Understand international relations at a regional and inter-regional level by engaging with theoretical debates about the ‘actorness’ and the conceptualisation of power in the study of international relations.
Learn how to deploy the principal classical and contemporary theories of International Relations by developing theory within the context of modern and historical case studies.
Explore the contested conceptualisation of human rights, via universalist/relativist and cosmopolitan/communitarian debates, and locate the theorisation of rights within the broad schools of international relations thought.
Deepen your awareness of research methodologies and approaches which are required in order to critique existing research and carry out masters level research.
Engage in critical depth with a research-based project aligned to your personal interests and professional aspirations.
Studying a postgraduate course lets you develop a deeper understanding of your chosen subject. This has the potential to significantly increase your ...
