The MA Conflict, Governance and Global Development at the University of East Anglia is designed for aspiring professionals and researchers seeking to understand and address complex global challenges. You will delve into critical issues such as civil wars, peacebuilding, and the intricacies of governance in developing nations, exploring why these areas are pivotal for international stability and progress. This postgraduate programme is ideal if you are driven to analyse the root causes of political instability and human rights crises, and are passionate about contributing to positive change on a global scale.
You will study this Masters Degree full-time on campus over one year, engaging with a curriculum that balances theoretical knowledge with practical application. Your learning will involve exploring key concepts through compulsory modules like 'Development Perspectives' and 'Conflict, Civil Wars and Peace', alongside optional units allowing you to tailor your studies in areas such as media and development or climate change. You will develop essential research techniques and complete a significant dissertation, preparing you for careers in international organisations, NGOs, government, or further academic research.