硕士 政治与国际关系（政治理论）

本课程为您提供系统的知识和工具，以便在不同级别和不同背景下严格审查政府与社会之间的复杂关系。它还使您能够以复杂而批判的方式评估广泛的政治和国际关系领域内的理论和范式，并从涉及定量和定性研究的实证研究中汲取教训。它还旨在提高您以适当先进的方式部署研究策略和方法的能力，以便在当前理论理解的极限范围内对研究进行批判性评估，并使您具备掌握复杂的政治概念并评估美国重大发展的重要性的能力。政治思想以及国际关系理论。
The MA in Politics and International Relations equips you with the skills to challenge conventional thinking, master complex political concepts, and analyse your own views about some of the most pressing global challenges.<br><br>Immersing yourself in debates about a wide range of issues, from human rights and the ethics of armed conflict to the history of political thought, you will develop the knowledge and skills to critically review the complex relationships between governments and societies. You will learn to evaluate concepts, theories, and paradigms, drawing lessons from real-world studies informed by quantitative and qualitative investigations.<br><br>Your learning will be informed by a wealth of ongoing research by experts working at the forefront of their field. Core modules in political ideologies and thought and international theory and organisation form the foundation of the course. The remaining modules can be tailored to suit your interests, with options spanning topics from Designing Political Inquiry to Global Governance. The optional modules also give you an opportunity to analyse the politics and international relations of different regions of the world in greater depth, taking account of regional political and economic factors. These interests can be further developed through the researching and writing of the dissertation.<br><br>As a student in the School of Government and International Affairs, your learning will be informed by a wealth of ongoing research by experts working at the forefront of their field, with areas of expertise including political philosophy and the history of political thought, comparative political science, and international relations.<br><br>On completion, graduates are well placed to pursue careers in international organisations, politics, and the civil service. Others move into the wider fields of journalism, teaching, business, and research.