Course Overview

On this master's, youll study international relations theory and explore government structures from a global perspective. Examine the governance of global problems, such as trade, health, and the environment, and explore issues of national and multi-national governance through organizations such as the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and the World Health Organisation (WHO). You will develop a wide-ranging skillset, including negotiation skills and public speaking, which will help to open doors when it comes to forging a career working for international organizations, governments, and political institutions. Depending on your interests and future career plans, the course provides the flexibility to choose from a wide range of elective modules, such as Critical approaches to Security Studies, International Relations, and Easy Asia, Changing China, and Concepts and Strategies for Social Data Analysis.

General Eligibility

2:2 degree in Social Science, Language or a related subject. Other degrees might be suitable depending on personal statement and motivation.

Part Time Work Details

Language Requirement