MA/MS in Relational Studies

The Interdisciplinary Master of Arts in Relational Studies, housed in the Faculty of Arts, fosters an understanding of dynamic relationships in society, communication, and culture, covering the recognition, analysis, and interpretation of relationships across the social sciences and liberal arts. Topics span society, history, ethics, politics, economics, health, law, literature, language, and culture, with students engaging with theories and debates in interdisciplinary communications, societal studies, and studies in culture and community. Students complete 24 credits through either a thesis option, comprising core courses plus a master's thesis and electives, or an essay option, comprising the same core courses plus a master's essay and additional electives. Graduates pursue further study or careers in policy, education, public service, community interests, and cultural creation, support, or administration. Applicants require a four-year BA, or equivalent diploma, with a minimum overall average of 75%.