Duration: 1 year
Language: English
Degree awarded: MA International Relations
This programme offers students the opportunity to critically understand and engage with pressing issues in modern-day international relations. Students are encouraged to analyse and explore how ideas and the roles of institutions are being reconceptualised in our changing political climates, on an international and local level.
Transformations in political systems have resulted in new challenges to international governance, such as global inequality, democratic deficit, environmental degradation, and the changing nature of conflict. These current transformations require us to critically approach the study of international relations, through discussing the applicability of traditional theoretical approaches and institutional processes in a rapidly transforming world.
We provide our students with the theoretical and practical tools to develop their critical and creative thinking skills and thrive within a globalised economy.
- Practical Application: Analyse and apply theoretical knowledge in the field of international relations through solving practical challenges in the contemporary political scene.
- Global Governance: Interpret the principles of contemporary democracy in various socio-political and cultural contexts, developing an awareness of the key aspects of political, social, cultural and economic dynamics that contribute to effective and stable government.
- Research Skills: Implement scientific research in the domain of political science.
- Conflict Resolution: Recognise, describe and critically analyse specific kinds of socio-political conflicts and propose measures to overcome them.
- Communication and Negotiation: Implement concrete actions in the field of strategic communications, political research, and campaigns.
With our MA in International Relations, you will have many different and exciting career opportunities.
Become who you want…
Focus your subject choices within the programme to suit your career aspirations. Your employability is also enhanced through internships and the Capstone Project.
- International affairs adviser
- Public affairs officer
- Conflict resolution analyst/adviser
- Political consultant
- Civil servant
- Political reporter
- Consultant in political marketing
- Lecturer
Rolling Admission - We receive and process applications on an ongoing basis as they are sent in.
Entry Requirements:
- Bachelor Degree* or equivalent from a national or international accredited academic institution.
- Proof of English proficiency** of candidates who have not previously studied in an English speaking school or country.
The tests and minimum scores we accept are:
- IELTS 7
- TOEFL iBT 95
- Cambridge Certificate C1
- MIUC English Test - Pass
Application Supporting Documents:
- Copy of Passport or ID
- Passport sized digital photograph
- Proof of English Proficiency (If you are not from an English speaking country or have not
- previously studied in English)
- Bachelor Certificate (Officially translated to English or Spanish)
- Bachelor Grade Transcripts (Officially translated to English or Spanish)
- Statement of Purpose (500 words on why you want to study at MIUC, your expectations and aspirations)
* If you have not completed a four year bachelor degree you may be eligible to undertake the final year at MIUC to then enrol in the MA. Contact admissions@miuc.org for more information.
Tuition Fees for 1 year Masters programmes
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| Total amount: | 9.950,00 € | 9.950,00 € | 19.900,00 € |
All students are required to register for the courses in the first week of the semester.
Simply not attending classes later during the semester does not release you from the financial or academic obligation for courses in which you have previously enrolled. If you wish to drop one or more of your courses, you must officially drop the course(s) by de-registering at the Student Services.
IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EACH STUDENT TO BE AWARE OF AND UNDERSTAND UNIVERSITY REGULATIONS AS PUBLISHED.
