MA in International Relations
Course Overview
This MA in International Relations provides a comprehensive toolkit to analyze the complex global challenges of our time, from populism and climate change to international conflict and governance. Designed for a diverse cohort of students from various academic and professional backgrounds, the program offers a unique blend of theoretical and practical perspectives. You will develop a deep understanding of international processes through a flexible curriculum and dedicated one-to-one dissertation supervision.
Key Program Highlights
- DCU's oldest and most established International Relations MA program in Dublin
- Diverse and inclusive student body with global perspectives and career experiences
- Flexible curriculum with a wide range of specialized optional modules
- Small, interactive core classes that build a strong intellectual foundation
- Choice of full-time (12-month) or part-time (2-year) study options
Course Overview
This MA in International Relations provides a comprehensive toolkit to analyze the complex global challenges of our time, from populism and climate change to international conflict and governance. Designed for a diverse cohort of students from various academic and professional backgrounds, the program offers a unique blend of theoretical and practical perspectives. You will develop a deep understanding of international processes through a flexible curriculum and dedicated one-to-one dissertation supervision.
Key Program Highlights
- DCU's oldest and most established International Relations MA program in Dublin
- Diverse and inclusive student body with global perspectives and career experiences
- Flexible curriculum with a wide range of specialized optional modules
- Small, interactive core classes that build a strong intellectual foundation
- Choice of full-time (12-month) or part-time (2-year) study options
Requirements
Modules
- International Political Economy
- Principles Of Public International Law
- International Relations Theory
- Research Methodology
- Dissertation
- Gender Sexuality & Migration
- European & International Human Rights Law
- Race, Minorities & Indigenous In International Law
- Gender, Masculinities & Colonialism
- Gender & Politics
- Environmental Change & World Politics
- Statehood & Recognition In World Politics
- Asylum And Migration In The European Union: Politics And Policies
- International Development Practice
- Russia & The Former Soviet Space
- Irish Foreign Policy
- Conflict, Security & Peacebuilding
- Politics & Development In Sub-Saharan Africa
- Politics Of The Un
- Politics Of The Middle East & North Africa
- Eu Foreign And Security Policy
- War & Peace In South Asia
- Religion, Human Values & International Relations
