MSc International Relations

The MSc International Relations course at the University of Surrey is a comprehensive programme that helps students nurture a thorough understanding of the complexities of the international arena. The course seeks to produce graduates with a well-rounded view of the world, combining theoretical knowledge with practical skills to tackle global challenges.Course Content: The course content involves a comprehensive study of international relations taking into account the complexities of contemporary politics. Students will explore key areas of international relations, including international organisations and law, international relations theory and practice, politics of human rights and more. The course also features a final project, a dissertation or a 10-15,000 word piece of independent research.Key Modules: Some of the key modules students will be studying in this course include International Relations Theory, Research design and methods in Politics and International Relations, Foreign Policy - Usages, Structures, Decisions, International Public Policy, Diplomacy - Evolution, Practice, Contemporary Challenges, and Politics of Human Rights.There is no specific accreditation information provided for the MSc International Relations course.Future Careers: After graduation, the course can lead on to a wide range of career pathways. Students become working professionals in various fields, including government and politics, international institutions such as the EU or UN, charities and not-for-profit organisations, international business, and academia. Graduates have the required skill set to approach complex global challenges in their chosen field.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.