Course summary
Our MA in Global Conflict and Cooperation explores the theory and practice of how individuals, states, and political institutions manage conflict, and develop cooperation in international relations. The MA in Global Conflict and Cooperation will appeal to those interested in combining academic approaches to conflict and cooperation with an understanding of the practice of international diplomacy and confidence-building, decision-making, and conflict mitigation and resolution in world politics. The course will encourage you to explore a wide variety of themes from both theoretical and practical perspectives. During the course you will be able to:
- explore a range of contemporary issues related to managing both conflict and cooperation in different parts of the world;
- examine in depth themes such as decision-making in international organisations, the role of individual foreign policy actors and changing structural contexts; and
- respond to the need to develop cooperative responses to address major global challenges, as well as to analyse a selection of inter-state and intrastate conflicts.
Modules
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Entry requirements
A good honours degree (UK 2:1, GPA 3.00) is required for admission to taught Masters programmes. The application form must be supported by two letters of reference, and non-native English overseas students should also submit a statement of English language competence (TOEFL 580/237; IELTS 6.5). Entry at Graduate Diploma level is possible for those with a reasonable first degree. Graduate Diploma students can upgrade to the MA on satisfactory examination performance.
Fees and funding
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Provider information
University of Birmingham
Edgbaston
Birmingham
B15 2TT