Course summary

This degree provides an opportunity to conduct advanced political research in an interdisciplinary school. You will study with internationally renowned Politics and International Relations scholars in a dynamic and supportive research environment. Our research activity is guided by focusing on key themes:

• critical security;

• conflict, peace and violence

• gender and sexuality;

• race, colonialism, postcolonialism, and decolonialism;

• global knowledge (including expertise, ignorance, and secrecy);

• the climate crisis and green political theory;

• political economy;

• political and social inequalities;

• popular culture and (global) politics;

• political and international theory;

• socio-technical systems and their politics;

• Europe and European governance;

• the Americas, politics and sociology;

• African regional and state politics;

• South and East Asian regional and state politics.