MA International Relations

The International Relations MA program at Queen's University Belfast is a full-time program that aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of contemporary international relations. With a focus on exploring the challenges that aggressive nationalism, shifting power dynamics, and conflict present, this comprehensive course highlights the impact of these factors on cooperation between states and international order.Course Content: Within this course, students are offered the opportunity to study topics such as international security, ethno-political conflicts, global justice, and human rights. They will gain a deeper understanding of international politics and world history, alongside exploring topics related to peace, conflict, and justice. Key Modules: The course comprises several core and optional modules including but not limited to, International Relations Theory, Politics of the Middle East, The Politics of Deeply Divided Societies, Global Politics of Outerspace and more.Future Careers: This MA qualification can pave the way for numerous career opportunities. Graduates of the program have found roles in fields such as civil service, diplomacy, NGOs, international organisations, media, or heading towards doctoral research and academia. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.