MA/MS in International Relations (60 EC)

The programme is organised into five specialisation tracks that each take a distinct approach to international relations. The International Security track centres on the phenomenon of violence and its broader theoretical context, while International Political Economy examines how states, markets and societies interact and shape one another. European Politics in a Global Perspective looks at the European Union and its member states through a combination of historical background, theoretical debate and policy analysis, and Geopolitics and Connectivity studies the relationship between power, space and connectivity in world affairs. A fifth track, International Relations and International Organization, draws together themes from the other four into a single combined focus.