Masters Degrees in Development Studies (Human Rights And International Relations)

This unique MA will help you become a skilled professional in the field of promoting and protecting human rights. On our MA Human Rights and International Relations, our priority is ensuring that you graduate with a professional skillset. Read more

International Law focuses on contemporary governance and its inter relationship with international relations within countries. Countries, laws and relationships are constantly evolving, providing challenges and potential areas of conflict. Read more

Human rights and international conflicts confront us with the most urgent moral and political issues of our time. This course explains and explores these issues, addressing hard questions by drawing on diverse theoretical approaches and practical experiences. Read more

Explore human rights in relation to women, children, migrants, minorities, fair trade, the environment and international crimes. Taught by experts in the fields of anthropology, international relations, law and geography. Read more

The International Relations and Democratic Politics MA provides an advanced critical and comprehensive understanding of the forces shaping inter-state relations and global politics. Read more

This MA explores how contemporary politics, conflict and debates about human rights and security are informed by the processes of globalisation. Read more

Gain the knowledge and skills to analyse and review the complex relationships between government and society, regionally, nationally, and globally. Read more

Address the global challenges of poverty and violence by linking theory and practice and make a positive difference to the lives of people around the world. Read more

The MA Education, Gender and International Development will develop your understanding of the gender dimensions of research, analysis, policy and practice in relation to education in low- and middle-income countries. Read more

This programme uses comparative political science models and methods to analyse patterns of conflict and settlement, with a focus on internal violent conflicts, past and present. Read more

This programme uses comparative political science models and methods to analyse patterns of conflict and settlement, with a focus on internal violent conflicts, past and present. Read more