The Master of International Relations & Diplomacy course trains students in foreign policy, conflict resolution, and global governance. The course prepares students for roles in diplomacy, international organizations, and government agencies. The program lasts 18 months and features modules on international relations theories, diplomatic history, international law, African politics, international economy, nationalism, and political philosophy, along with research methods and a dissertation. The course is delivered through distance learning, allowing study away from campus.
Modules
- Introduction to international Relations and Diplomacy
- Theories of International Relations
- Diplomatic History and Practice
- International Law and Law of International Organizations
- African Politics and Ideology in Global Politics and Diplomacy
- International Economy and International Economic Organizations
- Nationalism in Regional and international Organizations
- Political Philosophy
- Research Methods
- Dissertation