MA The Politics of Conflict and Violence
Course Overview
This Master's degree provides the critical tools to analyze the politics of modern conflict and violence, blending theoretical frameworks with empirical case studies. The program offers a flexible structure, allowing you to tailor your studies through core and optional modules to match your intellectual and career interests. It is designed for working professionals and graduates seeking to enhance their expertise for careers in government, NGOs, international organizations, and related fields.
Key Program Highlights
- Explore the core politics, logics, and ethical dimensions of modern conflict
- Customize your degree with specialized option modules and a dissertation
- Ideal for backgrounds in IR, politics, law, journalism, and military studies
- Designed to boost employability in NGOs, international bodies, and government
- Study flexibly through distance learning to balance your professional commitments
Course Overview
This Master's degree provides the critical tools to analyze the politics of modern conflict and violence, blending theoretical frameworks with empirical case studies. The program offers a flexible structure, allowing you to tailor your studies through core and optional modules to match your intellectual and career interests. It is designed for working professionals and graduates seeking to enhance their expertise for careers in government, NGOs, international organizations, and related fields.
Key Program Highlights
- Explore the core politics, logics, and ethical dimensions of modern conflict
- Customize your degree with specialized option modules and a dissertation
- Ideal for backgrounds in IR, politics, law, journalism, and military studies
- Designed to boost employability in NGOs, international bodies, and government
- Study flexibly through distance learning to balance your professional commitments
Requirements
Modules
- The Politics of Conflict and Violence
- International Security
- Dissertation
- Critical War Studies
- Post Cold War World Order
- Theories of International Relations
- The International Politics of Protection
- Intelligence: Key Concepts and Debates
- The Politics of Human Rights
- Strategy in the Modern World
- Politics of International Development
