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Strategic Studies (MLitt)
This course takes a historical approach to core themes in strategic studies, enabling students to apply strategy-making knowledge and strategic thinking to armed conflict.
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International Political Theory (MLitt)
A specialised programme in political thought that provides students with a dynamic and systematic understanding of how political theory can be applied to international politics and world affairs.
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International Security Studies (MLitt)
Explore international security through traditional and critical approaches. Students learn to cultivate their own voice by engaging with different theoretical approaches and empirical case studies.
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International Relations BA (International Honours)
You will study global and international politics, and you will learn how major features of the international system operate as well as the major challenges it faces. This is a joint degree delivered by the University of St Andrews and the College of William & Mary in the USA.
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International Relations MA (Honours)
Teaches you to explore issues like the origins of war and peace, the making of foreign policy, trade regimes, international terrorism, human rights, international law, and the interaction of political and economic development.
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Peacebuilding and Mediation (MLitt)
Critically explores the relationship between formal and official peacebuilding and mediation initiatives and informal, unofficial, and community-based efforts.
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Terrorism and Political Violence (MLitt)
Students on this course can develop a critical understanding of the concept of terrorism and political violence within the context of a multidisciplinary approach to security studies.
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Middle East, Caucasus and Central Asian Security Studies (MLitt)
Gain a deep understanding of the political and security dynamics of the Middle East, Caucasus and Central Asia.
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Terrorism and Political Violence – online (MLitt)
A part-time online course where students can develop a critical understanding of the concept of terrorism and political violence within the context of a multidisciplinary approach to security studies.