Global Conflict and Cooperation

Our MA in Global Conflict and Cooperation actively combines academic theory with hands-on diplomacy. Tackle contemporary global issues, dive into international relations, and master effective conflict resolution strategies to shape a more cooperative world.

Get equipped with advanced knowledge and practical skills to drive impactful change and influence global issues. Prepare to excel in today’s job market and advance your career with confidence, gaining expertise sought by employers in government, NGOs, and beyond locally and internationally.

Why study this course at the University of Birmingham?

Explore the MA Global Conflict and Cooperation at the University of Birmingham, where theory meets practice in international relations. Gain practical diplomacy skills alongside academic insights, supported by faculty actively shaping global policy. Benefit from networking opportunities and competitive placements with leading organisations. Develop critical thinking and analytical aptitude through enquiry-based learning, addressing both inter and intrastate conflicts. Prepare for a dynamic career in government, NGOs, or international bodies with a programme that nurtures independent, proactive leaders ready to tackle complex global issues head-on.
- Blend theory with hands-on experience in resolving global conflicts and fostering cooperation.

- Learn from leaders shaping global policy and research in international relations.

- Gain competitive placements and skills for impactful roles in government, NGOs, and international organisations.

Career opportunities
Our MA in Global Conflict and Cooperation prepares you for diverse and dynamic careers across government, international organisations, NGOs, and more. Through rigorous academic training complemented by networking opportunities and competitive work placements, you'll be prepared to tackle global challenges with confidence. Whether pursuing roles in diplomacy, national security, research, or policy-making, our course equips you to make a meaningful difference in today's complex geopolitical landscape.