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  MA - International Politics and East Asia


University of Warwick    Department of Politics and International Studies

Full time & Part time September MA 1 year full time, 2 years part time Award winner
Languages, Literature & Culture (21) Politics & Government (30)

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Are you passionate about international politics and intrigued by the complexities of East Asia? Look no further than the MA in International Politics and East Asia at Warwick University. This programme offers a unique blend of disciplinary expertise and regional knowledge, allowing you to explore a wide range of issues including security, development, and the role of great powers in East Asia. With small seminar groups and a variety of teaching methods, you will delve into theoretical analyses and case studies often overlooked in mainstream International Relations. Plus, with double degree options and excellent career prospects, this programme is truly one-of-a-kind.

About the course

Warwick's International Politics and East Asia MA combines strong disciplinary expertise with genuine regional expertise to assess a range of issues in the region including security, development, financial crises, institutions, the role of great powers, as well as the importance of the wider global context.

Course overview

The course combines disciplinary studies in international politics with an explicit focus on East Asia. Different theoretical analyses are applied to East Asian case studies that are often overlooked in mainstream International Relations (IR), International Political Economy (IPE), and Policy Studies. It offers strong disciplinary expertise combined with genuine regional expertise.

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Entry Requirements

2:1 undergraduate degree (or equivalent) in a related subject.




Fees

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Student Profile

Miriam Grinberg

I was set on doing my postgraduate degree on East Asia, and when I found out about the IPEA programme at Warwick, I immediately applied. However, where I had been focused mainly on Japan and China before, IPEA piqued my interest in the region as a whole – including countries I’d never studied before, such as Vietnam and South Korea – not to mention in issues I’d never examined in-depth, such as gender relations and labour movements.

My fellow coursemates were all some of the most interesting people I’ve ever met and talked with, and we have remained close friends; likewise, the tutors were all excellent and provided not only a guiding voice during seminars and office hours, but also a valuable line of support and feedback throughout the academic year. In fact, one of my fondest memories of the programme was when I – along with my coursemates and one of our tutors – went out for dinner and karaoke at the end of the spring term.

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