International Relations Courses

...INTERNATIONAL GEOPOLITICS REPORTERS ASSOCIATION (I.G.R.A.) The main purposes of course are: To educate professionals to write of geopolitics... Learn about: Geopolitics of the World, Islam and Democracy, Military history...

... can normally choose which year to take them. Compulsory modules Japan's International Relations The Making of Modern Thailand Energy Security: Global and Asian... Learn about: History Politics, International Relations...

... of the former USSR as well as Central and South-Eastern Europe. In your final year you will write a dissertation based on an independent research project. You will choose additional optional modules in politics, sociology, international relations, economics, history and culture, to match your interests... Learn about: Political Sociology, European Security, Political analysis...

...This MSc is part of a double Masters which takes place at both the University of St Andrews and the Moscow State Institution of International Relations (MGIMO) for which students receive a qualification from both institutions. The first year in St Andrews focuses on Sustainable Development, while... Learn about: International Relations, Human well-being, Environmental management...

... website and if you have any queries about resources/materials, please contact the Faculty (see fact file, right). And after Cambridge? The analytical and critical skills, intellectual versatility, multicultural sensitivity and international outlook you develop through this course are widely sought... Learn about: Social Theory, Social Anthropology, International Relations...

...-hand experience of Chinese and Japanese culture. You could study East Asian religions or Japanese cultural history, the rise of the non-profit sector in contemporary China or the complex dynamics of Sino-Japanese relations. You could even try translation or interpreting. It’s a great opportunity... Learn about: Communication Skills, Communication Training, International Relations...

... of the former USSR as well as Central and South-Eastern Europe. In your final year you will write a dissertation based on an independent research project. You will choose additional optional modules in politics, sociology, international relations, economics, history and culture, to match your interests... Learn about: Migration and Health, Political Economy, Political analysis...

...This course focuses on the complexities associated with security and sustainability of states in international relations. Covering aspects of theory, methods and empirical analysis, the course is in three parts, and each consists of seminar sessions focusing on specific topics... Learn about: International Relations...

... of the globe. This introductory course aims to explore some of the broad topics in the study of international relations including sovereignty, power, anarchy... Learn about: International Relations...

...This course focuses on the complexities associated with security and sustainability of states in international relations. Covering aspects of theory, methods and empirical analysis, the course is in three parts, and each consists of seminar sessions focusing on specific topics... Learn about: International Relations...

... module descriptions here. Year 1 Introduction to Politics Politics in Comparative Perspective Elective: Introduction to International Relations... Learn about: International Relations...

...This course explores the leading theoretical and methodological approaches to studying China's interaction with the international system since 1949. Readings include books and articles that integrate the study of China's foreign policy with the field of international relations... Learn about: Foreign Policy, International Relations...

..., and international relations. There are no prerequisites--the course is accessible to students at all levels--but some knowledge of U.S. history might be useful... Learn about: IT Law, International Relations...

...The University of Kent has a strong history in conflict analysis, hosting the longest running conflict research centre in the UK (Conflict Analysis Research Centre). We also have internationally renowned MA and PhD programmes in International Conflict Analysis. The War and Conflict Studies degree... Learn about: International Relations...

... or to professional school in law, business, public policy, or international relations. These are only some recent examples of options that have been chosen by our graduates... Learn about: Political Science, International Relations...

... their major coursework with foreign language study, focusing on a regional concentration. For the broader view of international affairs, students should include courses in economic organizations, and international relations. Each student majoring in International Affairs is encouraged to devote one semester... Learn about: International Relations...

... of the Department of Politics and International Relations and it is not always possible to accommodate the preferences of incoming graduate students to... Learn about: Political Theory, International Relations...

...Discover the role that cooking and hospitality play in international relations. Explore the rising discipline of gastrodiplomacy... Learn about: International Relations...

...Teaching is at the centre of the activities of the School of Government & International Affairs where undergraduates enjoy a vibrant and challenging intellectual environment. The School places great importance on research-led teaching, which integrates new and cutting-edge research... Learn about: Political Thought, International Relations...