MA Middle East Politics and International Relations

  • This two year programme offers advanced study of Middle East politics and international relations. Introduces you to theorists whose work has underpinned scholarship in key fields
  • Examine key issues in Middle Eastern domestic, regional and global politics and international relations
  • You’ll develop a sophisticated understanding of the politics and international relations in the region and an awareness of the different perspectives and debates within these twin fields
  • Learn from world-leading experts with real-world experience
  • Your knowledge and expertise in international relations and politics of the Middle East will be valued by public and private sector employers and open doors to further academic study
  • This two year programme offers advanced study of Middle East politics and international relations. Introduces you to theorists whose work has underpinned scholarship in key fields
  • Examine key issues in Middle Eastern domestic, regional and global politics and international relations
  • You’ll develop a sophisticated understanding of the politics and international relations in the region and an awareness of the different perspectives and debates within these twin fields
  • Learn from world-leading experts with real-world experience
  • Your knowledge and expertise in international relations and politics of the Middle East will be valued by public and private sector employers and open doors to further academic study
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Modules

  • State and Society in the Middle East
  • International Relations of the Middle East
  • Dissertation
  • Politics :
  • MPA Dissertation
  • MPA Applied Studies
  • Food Systems, Alternative Food Networks, and Ethical Consumption
  • Mathematics and Programming Skills for Policy Analytics
  • Understanding and Interpretation in Political Thought
  • Qualitative Methods in Social Research
  • International Relations of the Middle East
  • Conflict, Security and Development in World Politics
  • Work Placement in Conflict, Security and Development
  • Quantitative Data Analysis
  • State-building after Civil War
  • East Asian Regional Order
  • Dissertation
  • Qualitative Methods in Social Research
  • Brexit: Causes, Interpretation and Implications
  • Text as Data
  • Post-Conflict Human Rights and Transitional Justice
  • The Transformation of Politics in the Global Age
  • Forced Migration in International Relations
  • Global Governance: Institutions and Challenges
  • From Oppression to Resistance: Exploring the Intersections of Race, Class and Gender
  • Text as Data
  • Conflict, Security and Development in Eurasia
  • Management and Governance: Comparing Public Administration around the World
  • Policy and Politics: the theory and Strategy of Delivering Public Services
  • The Politics, Policy and Practice of Sustainable Development
  • Behavioural Public Policy and Administration
  • Leadership, Equality and Diversity
  • Managing Public Organisations: Strategy, Finance and Budgeting
  • International Relations: Power and Institutions
  • Foreign Policy Decision-Making
  • State and Society in the Middle East
  • Sources in Modernity and Post-Modernity
  • Independent Study in Politics
  • Applied Quantitative Data Analysis
  • Dissertation
  • Theories of Global Development
  • Tools, Policy, and Practice of Global Development
  • Arab and Islamic Studies:
  • MA Dissertation
  • State and Society in the Middle East
  • Iranian History, 1500 - the Present
  • Advanced Arabic Language
  • Dissertation
  • Islam in Practice
  • New Approaches to Islamic Thought
  • New Approaches to Islamic Thought
  • Independent Reading Course - Sem 1
  • Independent Reading Course - Sem 2
  • Nationalisms in the Middle East
  • The Kurds: History and Politics
  • International Relations of the Middle East
  • Research Methods Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies
  • Themes and Conflicts in Iranian History and Culture
  • Islamic Culture and Civilisation
  • The Palestine Question: Past and Present
  • Gender and Politics in the Middle East
  • Oral History: Principles and Practice
  • Oral History: Principles and Practice
  • Gender, Sexuality and Violence in Palestine/Israel
  • Theorising the Middle East
  • Dissertation skills
  • Contemporary History and Politics of the Gulf and the Arabian Peninsula
  • Sociology and Anthropology of the Gulf and the Arabian Peninsula
  • £24,300 Per Year

    International student tuition fee

    2 Years

    Duration

    Sep 2024

    Start Month

    Aug 2024

    Application Deadline

    Upcoming Intakes

    • September 2024

    Mode of Study

    • Full Time