MSc International Conflict and Cooperation

The International Conflict and Cooperation course at the University of Stirling is a post graduate program that provides students with an understanding of the complexity of conflicts and cooperation at local, national and international levels. The course is offered in an online, part-time format and is suitable for individuals with a keen interest in international politics, diplomacy, human rights, and social justice.Course Content: The course provides a comprehensive exploration of theories, issues, and processes related to international conflicts and cooperation. Students will learn about peace-making, peace-keeping, and peace-building, as well as engage with different approaches to understanding conflicts and how they can be managed. The course also covers topics such as global security, human rights, and development.Key Modules: The core modules include 'Conflict Management and Resolution', 'Diplomatic Law', and 'Human Rights, Globalisation, and Development'. Optional modules such as 'Global Security', 'Gender and Development', and 'The Middle East: History, Politics, and Security' are also available.Future Careers: Graduates of this course can look forward to opportunities in a wide range of sectors including diplomacy, international NGOs, the military, the United Nations, academia, and the private sector. The course also prepares students for further research studies.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.