International Relations (Political Science)
International Relations studies the relations between, beyond and across states. As such it is engaged with world affairs and tries to theorise the complex phenomenon of global politics. It goes beyond the exclusive domain of nation states and includes non-state actors such as (social) movements, corporations, and advocacy groups. International Relations increasingly tries to include the challenges of today’s world such as human development, terrorism, (gender) inequality, and climate change.
Language of instruction
English
Mode
Full-time
Location
🎓 Highly ranked programme in a diverse and international setting
Feb10
Master's Week 10 -14 Feb
Nov15
Master's Week: 15-21 Nov
Here's why you want to study International Relations
Highly ranked programme in a diverse and international setting
Provides students with both academic and professional skills
Research-oriented
Is International Relations right for you?
Are you interested in:
- Deepening your knowledge of peace, security, and the role of transnational processes and institutions?
- Solving complex diplomatic issues?
- Improving your debating and policy briefing skills?
- Studying in an international and inspiring environment?
Then International Relations might be the track for you!
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International Relations is one of the seven tracks in the Master’s programme Political Science. The other tracks are:
Facts & Figures
- Degree programme
- MSc Political Science
- Type
- Regular study programme
- Mode
- Full-time
- Credits
- 60 ECTS, 12 months
- Language of instruction
- English
- Starts in
- September
- RIO code
- 66606
- Location
- Roeterseiland campus