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Study Details: 12 months full-time; 24 months part-time
This course will equip you with a grounding in the analysis of international politics, in terms of the issues, actors and processes that shape the world today and also the theoretical frameworks and methodological techniques by which we make sense of them.
What role do powerful states, international organisations and social movements play in international and regional politics? How should we respond to global crises and conflicts? How does power operate in, across and between states? In what ways do international political and economic processes shape the everyday lives of people across the globe? And how can we explain and evaluate such processes?
This MSc in International Relations will help you answer these questions. It will equip you with a systematic grounding in the analysis of international politics, in terms both of the issues, actors and processes that shape the world today and the theoretical frameworks and methodological techniques by which we make sense of them.
First-class or Second-class Honours degree, or international equivalent, in social science.
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Examples of organisations our graduates work for:
Audit Scotland
Centre for African Family Studies
Centre for Scottish Public Policy
Confederation of Passenger Transport
German Red Cross
Hall Aitken Associates
Health and Social Care Alliance
HMRC
Invicta Public Affairs
Ministry of Finance Iceland
Morgan Stanley
National Centre for Social Research
NHS
Ofgem
Santander Bank UK
Scottish Council for Development and Industry
Scottish Refugee Council
Serco Group
The Improvement Service
The Scottish Parliament
United Nations Development Programme
West and Central Voluntary Network
Core modules:
Principles of Research Design
Contemporary International Relations
Optional modules:
International Institutions & Regimes
Contemporary Security Challenges & Responses
Feminism & International Relations
International Political Economy
Politics of Non-Democratic Regimes
Advanced Topics in Civil Conflict
The remaining modules should be selected from List B:
Quantitative Methods 1
Quantitative Methods 2
Qualitative Methods
Comparative Political Economy
Comparative Political Institutions
European Governance
Law of the World Trade Organisation (Law School)
International Environmental Law (Law School)
Politics of Non-democratic Regimes
Diplomacy: Evolution, Theory and Practice
Embassies in Crisis
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