Course Details

MA Human Rights and International Conflict

Human rights and international conflicts confront us with the most urgent moral and political issues of our time. This master’s degree is designed for those who wish to explore these critical challenges,

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Start Date

January 2027

Duration

1 year

Campus

London

Tuition Fee

£11,000 per year (UK home)

Study Mode

Full-time, Part-time

Fee information

The tuition fee for UK home students is £11,000 per year for full-time study. Part-time study is charged at £1,225 per 20 credit module. The university reserves the right to increase the tuition fees in line with changes to legislation, regulation and any government guidance or decisions. More information on the latest fee can be found on the institution website.

Structure

Course Structure

Modules

Human Rights and International Conflict Research Dissertation
60 credits
Human Rights and the International Order
20 credits
International Conflict Resolution
20 credits
Humanity in Peril: Navigating Security Concerns
20 credits
International Relations: Theories and Challenges
20 credits
Public and Diaspora Diplomacy
20 credits
Religion and International Relations
20 credits
Security Studies
20 credits
The Practice of Diplomacy
20 credits
US Foreign Policy in the 21st Century
20 credits
Violence Against Women: Issues, Research and Policy
20 credits

Requirements

Entry Requirements

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Academic Requirements

At least a 2:1 at undergraduate level in a humanities or social science subject (candidates with other qualifications or relevant vocational experience may be considered).

English Language Requirements

Please contact our admissions team for specific English language requirements for this program.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What career options are available for me after completing Human Rights and International Conflict from London Metropolitan University?

Graduates have opportunities for employment in the private, public and third sectors, with some choosing to pursue further study such as a PhD.

How is this course assessed?

Assessment is largely by coursework. Core modules also involve two assessed presentations and two unseen examinations. One-third of the assessment is by dissertation.

Does London Metropolitan University provide employability services?

The institution provides comprehensive support for students, including guidance on funding and career development.

Does London Metropolitan University offer placements and/or internships?

While the course focuses on academic and practical study, students are encouraged to engage with the institution's career services to explore relevant opportunities.

What makes Human Rights and International Conflict at London Metropolitan University different from similar courses?

This course is taught by published experts and offers a unique blend of theoretical grounding and practical application, with a wide choice of optional modules.

Will Human Rights and International Conflict help build practical skills?

Yes, the course includes training in research methodology and practical modules like 'The Practice of Diplomacy' to help build relevant professional skills.

What will the learning experience look like on Human Rights and International Conflict at London Metropolitan University?

The learning experience involves a mix of academic study, research, and practical engagement, taught by experts in the field.

What should a prospective student know before applying to Human Rights and International Conflict at London Metropolitan University?

Prospective students should ensure they meet the entry requirements, which include a 2:1 at undergraduate level in a relevant subject, and consider their interest in the field.

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