MA International Relations

Graduates have progressed to careers in the public sector, non-governmental organisations, and international companies, particularly in roles operating within a transnational environment.

Assessment varies by module and typically includes a combination of essays, project work, oral presentations, and unseen examinations. The dissertation accounts for one-third of the total assessment.

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The course offers a work placement opportunity, allowing students to gain practical experience in a professional setting.

The course is distinguished by its vocational focus, the inclusion of a work placement, and a dissertation that allows for deep, independent research into a topic of the student's choice.

Yes, the course emphasises practical skills such as communication, negotiation, and research, which are essential for careers in international affairs.

The learning experience combines lectures and seminars with a heavy emphasis on discussion and presentation, supported by independent research and supervision for the dissertation.

Prospective students should note that the course is ideal for those without an academic background in the field who wish to enter international affairs, and they should be prepared for a research-intensive curriculum.