The part-time MA in International Relations equips you to analyse these global challenges and contribute meaningfully to their solutions.

Led by our internationally recognised experts, you'll examine critical issues shaping our world-from the reconfiguration of global institutions to emerging security threats, from transnational advocacy networks to regional power rivalries. The programme offers a sophisticated understanding of international relations theory while developing your analytical capabilities through engagement with real-world cases and contemporary debates.

The curriculum balances core theoretical foundations with flexibility to pursue your specific interests. You might specialise in global economic governance, human rights advocacy, strategic studies, or regional politics across Europe, Asia-Pacific, or the Global South. This tailored approach prepares you for diverse career paths while developing depth in your chosen areas.

What sets our programme apart is its connection to policy practitioners. Our established partnerships with think tanks, international organisations and government agencies create unique opportunities for professional development. Recent students collaborated with the European Institute for Asian Studies in Brussels, producing policy briefs and opinion pieces for international publications-valuable experience that distinguishes our graduates in competitive job markets.

Our diverse cohort welcomes students from varied academic backgrounds and global contexts. Whether you've previously studied international relations, come from an adjacent discipline, or seek a career change, our supportive learning environment helps you develop the expertise needed for success in international organisations, diplomatic services, NGOs, think tanks, or further academic study.