BA International Relations and Conflict Studies

The International Relations and Conflict Studies BA course offered at Queen's University Belfast is a comprehensive program aiming to provide a deep understanding of world politics and international relations focusing particularly on the theories and practices that lead to conflict and cooperation. Studying this course, students will develop an understanding of complex political theories, their practical implications and their part in shaping the world. Course Content: The course covers a wide range of topics including international relations theories, international organizations and regimes, international security, global economy, foreign policy, strategy and warfare, ethno-national conflict and its resolution, terrorism, human rights and humanitarian intervention. Students also have the option to study abroad for one year or a single semester.Key Modules: Some of the key modules in the course are Politics and Policies of the European Union; Politics of Deeply Divided Societies; Ethno-National Conflict and Coexistence, The Politics of Terrorism; Contemporary Security; International Relations Theory; Politics of Northern Ireland; Global Political Economy; International Organizations etc. Accreditations: This BA program in International Relations and Conflict Studies is provided by Queen's University Belfast, a recognized institution in the UK.Future Careers: Graduates of this course can work in several fields including diplomacy, global business, international agencies, NGOs, journalism, and teaching. They can also work in governmental positions, and organizations dealing with diplomatic relations, peace and reconciliation processes. Many of our graduates continue on to master's degree study and then, often, into careers in diplomacy, international organizations, NGOs, or academia.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.