Is International Relations and Politics at University of Portsmouth full-time or part-time?

This MA is offered Block-release (other study modes may also be available — see the page for full options).

Where is the International Relations and Politics course taught?

The course is taught at Portsmouth.

International Relations and Politics MA at University of ...

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Overview

If you're passionate about studying global conflict and co-operation at postgraduate level, but you can't commit to attending university every week, this MA International Relations and Politics offers a convenient way to study a Master's.

Through intensive blocks of study, you'll graduate with the skills and knowledge for creative roles in security, development, social policy, governance, advocacy and communications, in local to global institutions.

Course highlights:

Fit each module into a week's intensive study, with a few weeks' rest between to focus on your life and career commitments

Explore the contours of contemporary insecurity, examine the key drivers of political and public policy decision making across the globe, and apply key analytical concepts to local and international political developments

Devise, research and deliver a major academic project

Challenge conventional explanations and participate in key debates about international conflict, global politics and public policy.

Develop advanced analytic skills, and how to communicate your analysis in engaging reports, policy briefs and essays.

Study with internationally-recognised academics, including members of the Centre for European and International Studies Research (CEISR) and the Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence for the Study of a Transnational Europe

Careers and opportunities

You'll build your opportunities for promotion and career development with this degree, shaping yourself into an active and informed global citizen. You'll develop the skills and knowledge to help you progress in – or enter – a career that values your awareness of ethical and effective action on the world stage.

Previous graduates from our International Relations and Politics courses have gone on to work in parliaments, political parties, third sector and civil society organisations.

Work experience and career planning

If you're not already in employment, our Careers and Employability service can help you find relevant work experience during your course. We can help you identify placements, internships, voluntary roles and opportunities that will complement your studies.

We'll also be available to help, advise and support you for up to 5 years as you advance in your career.

You could also continue your studies in postgraduate research, leading to a qualification such as a PhD.

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