International Relations MSc

This course offers a comprehensive analysis of international and global political issues. It focuses on some of the most contentious areas of international politics, including transatlantic relations, the future of the European Union and the re-emergence of Russia as a global political force.

It also provides a thorough grounding in the academic study of international politics, focusing on the theoretical approaches and methods of analysis that constitute the bedrock of any serious postgraduate research in this field.

The programme is suitable for students who want a springboard for a career related to international politics or who wish to continue postgraduate study in this subject area.

During your time with us you are invited to contribute to our postgraduate conference and to get involved in our postgraduate community.
Graduates from the MSc International Relations have a wide range of career options. The knowledge and research skills gained in this course would be an excellent basis for working in government, political parties, or the civil service.

Normally an upper second class first degree in Politics, International Relations, International Studies, or a cognate discipline; non-standard entry requirements may be accepted in special cases by the programme convener with the approval of the Politics Research Committee.