MA International Relations

The International Relations MA at the University of Westminster is a full-time postgraduate course that delves into the complexities of international relations from a multi-disciplinary perspective. The course, beginning in September 2024, encourages critical thinking about international politics and global governance, fostering an understanding of theoretical and practical aspects of international politics, diplomacy, political economy, conflict resolution and state construction.Course Content: This course combines a theoretical understanding of international relations with practical skills. Led by staff with research expertise in contemporary theories of International Relations, this course inculcates an appreciation of the historical evolution of the international system, the impact of globalisation in world politics, and the emerging challenges that confront the world today. Students will explore historical and present-day diplomatic relations, NGOs, international organisations and states.Key Modules: We find multiple learning modules encompassing a variety of subjects like 'Thinking International Relations', 'Global Governance', 'Dissertation', and others. Optional modules include 'Peace and Conflict Studies', 'Public International Law', 'Global Political Economy' and 'The Politics of the European Union', among others.Future Careers: This course prepares students for a wide array of careers in national, transnational, and non-governmental organisations; public policy research organisations; media and journalism; diplomacy, and further academic research. Alumni have been successful in securing positions in the sectors of public policy, diplomacy, civil service, international business, teaching, and even charity work.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.