理学硕士-国际关系

该方案研究国际关系和人类在国际领域面临的紧迫问题。通过加入这个引人入胜的计划，您将成为对国际关系充满热情的社区的一部分。我们探讨诸如战争，恐怖主义，权力，外交，气候变化，贸易，贫困，移徙和国际合作等主题，不仅是他们的研究，而且是应对相关挑战的方法。我们的方法将创新研究与创新和鼓舞人心的教学相结合，由员工提供，他们结合了对主要国际机构的复杂知识以及对历史变化和国际思想中最重要思想的深刻理解。您将受到启发，探索各种可能性，从进化心理学和金融危机的社会学到中东国家的生存和安全的社会建设。
This programme focuses on international relations and the pressing problems humanity faces in the international realm. International Relations involves studying the complex interactions between sovereign states and a wide range of other organisations and institutions, including: multinational corporations security alliances international financialtrade organisations international legal bodies aiddevelopment institutions The programme enables you to examine global empirical issues and developments, and to adopt a range of theoretical approaches, allowing you to analyse and interpret the world with different conceptual lenses. This programme explores topics such as: war terrorism power diplomacy climate change trade, poverty migration international cooperation The programme focuses not only on the study of these topics, but also explores the ways to meet their associated challenges. Our MSc International Relations programme offers intensive training in the theory and practice of international relations, preparing you for a diverse range of international careers or further research. Our approach combines innovative research with creative and inspirational teaching. Staff members approach research and teaching with an intricate knowledge of the major international institutions, complemented by a deep appreciation of historical change and key ideas in international thought. Areas of interest This programme provides the opportunity to analyse major issues in global affairs and engage with leading academic research within your own area(s) of interest. Examples of areas of focus include: the economic and cultural impact of globalisation triggers of state and non-state conflict and war the construction of foreign policy the significance of gender to policy and policy-making the environment and climate change international aid efforts and poverty alleviation This degree programme is broad and wide-ranging, but also allows you to specialise in particular areas or countries of the world. Depending on course availability, you will be able to take specialist optional courses on specific regions such as Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. How will I learn This taught MSc programme combines a small number of core courses with a larger number of optional, topic-specific courses. The core courses generally involve large-group lectures complemented with small-group tutorials. The optional courses are smaller in group size and may be taught through lectures and tutorials, or via more interactive seminar sessions. You will be expected to engage in regular, independent learning outside of the classroom. You will need to engage closely with the relevant academic literature. Lecturers and tutors will recommend readings, but you will also be expected to go beyond the reading lists provided. More programme details You can find more details about this programme, including student testimonials and suggested reading recommendations, on the programme webpage: MSc International Relations