Introduction to Studying for a Master Degree in Politics and International Relations

PPR offers a range of opportunities for graduate study in politics, international relations, diplomacy, security, development, conflict resolution and peace studies. The programmes are designed to prepare students for further academic work and to provide high-level training for those pursuing careers in such areas as foreign and international affairs, national and international non-governmental organisations, journalism and international business.

Our aim is to provide graduate students with teaching and supervision by leading scholars in their fields, but in addition we involve politicians, diplomats, civil servants and journalists in the delivery of the programmes. There are also opportunities for inter-disciplinary postgraduate study, both within the department (with Philosophy and Religious Studies) and with the Law Department.

The programmes start in October and (for full-time students) run to the end of September in the following year. Students take a combination of core and elective modules.

Funding Opportunities

MA Bursaries of £1000 each now available for 2013 entry.

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Masters Menu Masters Degrees Philosophy Masters Degrees in Politics & IR Introduction Student Profiles Religious Studies Taught Modules International Students Postgraduate Admissions Prizes Fees and Funding Contact Us	Introduction to Studying for a Master Degree in Politics and International Relations PPR offers a range of opportunities for graduate study in politics, international relations, diplomacy, security, development, conflict resolution and peace studies. The programmes are designed to prepare students for further academic work and to provide high-level training for those pursuing careers in such areas as foreign and international affairs, national and international non-governmental organisations, journalism and international business. Our aim is to provide graduate students with teaching and supervision by leading scholars in their fields, but in addition we involve politicians, diplomats, civil servants and journalists in the delivery of the programmes. There are also opportunities for inter-disciplinary postgraduate study, both within the department (with Philosophy and Religious Studies) and with the Law Department. The programmes start in October and (for full-time students) run to the end of September in the following year. Students take a combination of core and elective modules. Politics Degrees MA in Politics MA in Diplomacy and Foreign Policy MA in Conflict Resolution and Peace Studies MA in International Relations MA in Conflict, Development and Security Interdisciplinary Degrees MA/LLM in Diplomacy and International Law Distance Learning - MA/LLM Diplomacy and International Law NEW - please enquire Distance Learning - MA Diplomacy and International Relations NEW MA in Diplomacy and Religion MA in Politics, Philosophy and Religion MA in Politics and Philosophy MA in Religion and Conflict MA/LLM in International Law and International Relations MSc Politics, Philosophy and Management NEW	Funding Opportunities MA Bursaries of £1000 each now available for 2013 entry. Find out more about bursaries and other postgraduate funding opportunitites» Not found what you want? We have other degrees available. See a list of all our Masters Degrees.
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