International Relations at Middlesex University - UCAS

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Course summary

Overview In our ever-shrinking world, the need for different nations and peoples to co-exist presents both challenges and opportunities. By understanding these, you give yourself a greater chance of thriving in the international arena. For future-thinking students with an eye on a career in diplomacy, international public service, international affairs or international commerce, an MA International Relations degree from Middlesex University is an important stepping-stone. Why study MA International Relations at Middlesex University? This degree is ideal for those looking to broaden their skill set. Our London location attracts students from all across the world, which provides a natural environment for sharing national perspectives and cultural beliefs. Our knowledgeable teaching staff, including Dr Tunc Aybak (geopolitics)and Dr Peter Hough (security) are all prominent specialists in their field of research and bring this expert knowledge to their teaching. Course Highlights Enjoy academic-led field trips to some of London's most important global organisations, such as the UN's International Maritime Organization. Field trips will be offered in line with current Covid 19 social distancing guidelines. Work among a diverse student body that provides a natural environment for varied insight and discussion Eligible students can gain experience on an internship abroad with major international non-governmental organisations. Due to the evolving Covid 19 situation work placements in the UK or abroad may not be available or advisable. Please contact your Programme Leader for advice if considering any Work Placement before taking the matter further.

Modules

Modules Modules Foreign Policy Analysis: Geopolitical Perspectives (20 Credits)- Compulsory Global Security (20 Credits) - Compulsory Politics of Globalisation (60 Credits)- Compulsory Research and Practice Skills (20 Credits)- Compulsory Plus one of the below modules Dissertation (60 Credits)- Optional Work Integrated Learning (60 Credits)- Optional Optional modules- (20 Credits worth) Environmental Law and Governance Global Criminology and Policing Environmental Policy and Ethics Global Governance for Sustainable Development Sustainable Development and Human Rights Migration: Theories & Approaches Integrated work Learning Political Violence & Terrorism Law & Policy of the World Trade Organisation International Organisations and Dispute Resolution International Human Rights Law Business and Human Rights Citizenship, the Right to Nationality and Statelessness


Entry requirements

A 2:2 honours degree, or equivalent qualification, In a relevant area: any social science or humanities subject (e.g. sociology, history, development studies, social policy, geography, philosophy, degrees in law, business studies, management, psychology and similar subjects that have some political components). Applicants who have degrees in other subject areas will be considered if they have appropriate experience in working in government, public administration or international organizations (for example people working in London embassies) applicants should submit a CV at point of application outlining their experience.


English language requirements

TestGradeAdditional details
IELTS (Academic)6.5With at least 6.0 in each component
TOEFL (iBT)87With at least 21 in listening & writing, 22 in speaking and 23 in reading
PTE Academic58With at least 51 in all components

Fees and funding

Tuition fees

EU £97* Credit
England £57* Credit
Northern Ireland £57* Credit
Scotland £57* Credit
Wales £57* Credit
Channel Islands £57* Credit
International £97* Credit

*This is a provisional fee and subject to change.

Additional fee information

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International Relations at Middlesex University - UCAS