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Degree Programme Specification MA (Hons) International Relations |
MA (Hons) International Relations |
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Awarding institution: | The University of Edinburgh |
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Teaching institution: | The University of Edinburgh |
Programme accredited by: | N/A |
Final award: | MA Honours |
Programme title: | International Relations |
UCAS code: | L250 |
Relevant QAA subject benchmarking group(s): | Politics and International Relations |
Postholder with overall responsibility for QA: | Prof. Mark Aspinwall |
Date of production/revision: | November 2004/May 2007/November 2010/April 2011/May 2012 |
Further Information: | View the prospectus entry for this programme |
Programme outcomes: Graduate attributes - Skills and abilities in personal effectiveness |
Graduates will be able to effect change and be responsive to the situations and environments in which they operate, including the abilities to:
How is this accomplished? By the combination of skills acquired at University, listed above. |
Programme outcomes: Technical/practical skills |
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20 credits Please note that all these courses are available to Politics students but are NOT all run by Politics IR. Africa in World Politics (PLIT10003) Approaches to Politics and International Relations (PLIT10060) – Compulsory Armed Forces In Society (SCIL10033) Comparative Politics (PLIT10061) Comparing Scottish Devolution (PLIT10080) Contemporary Feminist Thought (SSPS10001) Contemporary Russian Politics (PLIT10048) Core Texts in Political Theory (PLIT10059) Criminal Justice: Policy And Practice (SCPL10002) Designing and Doing Social Research (SCIL10062) Doing Survey Research (SCIL10063) Environmental Politics in Europe (PLIT10049) EU As Global Actor (PLIT10062) Europe & International Migration (PLIT10068) Freedom In Political Theory (PLIT10074) Global Justice & Citizenship (PLIT10054) - Compulsory Global Politics of Sex & Gender (PLIT10075) Governing the Social (SCPL10023) Human Rights in International Relations (PLIT10063) International Political Economy (PLIT10018) International Security (PLIT10019) Introduction to African Politics (PLIT10082) Nations & Nationalism (SCIL10065) Parties & Party Systems In Contemporary Democracies (PLIT10083) Politics of the Middle East (PLIT10036) Populism in Comparative Perspective (PLIT10083) Realism in International Relations (PLIT10069) Social & Political Movements: Theory & Practice (SCIL10047) The Social Division of Welfare (SCPL10004) Theories of International Relations (PLIT10053) – Compulsory US Government (PLIT10027)
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In recent years, graduates have entered the Civil Service, foreign affairs or political and parliamentary research. The degree programmes also equip you for careers in finance and consultancy, the voluntary sector, journalism or teaching. Some graduates choose to go on to further training in accountancy or law or take postgraduate degrees with a view to pursuing an academic career. |
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