Human Rights & International Politics [MRes]
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Generally speaking, I had a good time in all and it felt quite enjoyable and it was a good experience, and I received help from people, and things were busy, People are quite busy and I enjoyed working with new and like-minded people.
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Postgraduate
In Glasgow
Description
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Type
Postgraduate
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Location
Glasgow (Scotland)
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Start date
Different dates available
If you want to pursue a research-intensive career or doctoral studies, including under the ESRC 1+3 scheme, then this ESRC-recognised research-training programme is designed for you. The programme draws on recognised expertise in international institutions, security, gender, political philosophy, theories of rights, and ethics and normative theory, as well as a wide variety of country and regional expertise. The programme covers the same subject-specific material as the MSc in Human Rights & International Politics and also provides additional advanced training in social research methods – ideal if you wish to pursue a PhD or a career in social research. The research training is delivered by the College of Social Sciences so you benefit from teaching by experts in particular methods. You will be offered the opportunity to participate in a 5-day study trip to Geneva to visit the UN and non-governmental human rights organisations. You will benefit from access to a number of organisations within and beyond the University, including the Glasgow Human Rights Network; The Glasgow Refugee, Asylum & Migration Network; The Glasgow Centre for International Development; and the annual International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival. The degree is genuinely interdisciplinary in content and structure, and is designed to ensure that you will encounter both legal and political perspectives. You can choose to focus on one domain more than the other.
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Reviews
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Generally speaking, I had a good time in all and it felt quite enjoyable and it was a good experience, and I received help from people, and things were busy, People are quite busy and I enjoyed working with new and like-minded people.
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The university is so wide and offers a lot of things. It has many activities.
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It is really an amazing university. The teaching is of high quality and the support is commendable. There is always something going on and offers great activities for students. The clubs and societies are so much fun.
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Course rating
Recommended
Centre rating
Qier Shen
Ricky
Anna Clark
Joanne
Subjects
- IT
- International
- Politics
- Human Rights
- International Politics
- IT Law
- Network
- Law
- Network Training
- IT Development
- Teaching
- Ethics
Course programme
You will take 5 core and 1 optional course, as well as submit a dissertation. Teaching will be delivered through lectures, seminars and tutorials. You will also be able to take part in project and team work and an international study trip. Some courses contain an exam.
Core courses- Critical perspectives on human rights (Politics)
- Fundamentals of international law (Law)
- Human rights and global politics (Politics)
- Qualitative research methods
- Social science statistics.
- Challenges in international politics
- China's international politics
- Comparative European politics
- Ethics in global politics
- EU in international politics and development
- Foreign policy of the United States
- Globalisation and European integration
- Internet and civil society
- Media and democracy.
Note: Some courses might not be available every year. You may also be able to choose from courses in the other subjects in the School of Social & Political Sciences and the School of Law.
Additional information
The MRes in Human Rights and International Politics is designed to meet the needs of those who wish to pursue a PhD in human rights related disciplines, in particular Politics/International Relations and other social science disciplines. It will also be attractive to those who wish to receive a research-based qualification at Masters level.
It is unique in providing a truly interdisciplinary approach to the study of human rights, including politics, law and other disciplines. This is enhanced by being within the interdisciplinary School of Social and...
Human Rights & International Politics [MRes]
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