Name: PG Dip/MSc International Politics
Brand: University of Southampton

Description

Type

Postgraduate
Location

Southampton

Start date

September

Introducing your course
Developments in global and international politics have significant consequences for how states interact with each other, how they maintain security and avoid conflict, and how they deal with complex issues such as migration and the emergence of new global powers. The MSc in International Politics degree from the University of Southampton enables you to expand your understanding of contemporary global and international politics, while also honing research skills which are highly valued by employers.
Graduates from this MSc are well placed to pursue careers in both national and international political institutions and organizations, think tanks, advocacy organizations, the civil service, and further research.

Facilities

Southampton (Hampshire)

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University Road, SO17 1BJ

Start date

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Subjects

Politics
Credit
International Politics
International
Global

Course programme

Year 1

The programme is studied over one year, full-time. Not all these option modules will necessarily be available in any given year. Students may also be permitted to take an option module from a cognate discipline, for example sociology or social policy.

Two option modules are taken, as listed below, to the value of 20 ECTS (40 CATS). Students will also be able to access more advanced research methods modules and other relevant social science modules (including economics) where they hold the relevant prerequisites. Not all modules will run each year. Students will receive guidance from the MSc coordinator in making their selection.

The dissertation is undertaken during the summer after semester 2 ends. You may take one optional module from other disciplines within Social Sciences.

Core [?]
A core module is a module which must be taken and passed.

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