The MA in International Affairs at John Cabot University offers you a deep dive into the complex dynamics of global politics, equipping you to understand and navigate contemporary international challenges. This postgraduate degree is designed for aspiring professionals seeking to develop expertise in areas such as international relations theory, comparative politics, international political economy, and human rights. You will engage with critical theoretical frameworks and gain insights into the forces shaping state-building, global security, and international law, preparing you for impactful careers in diplomacy, policy analysis, and international organisations.
You will pursue your studies on campus full-time over two years, engaging in a curriculum that balances rigorous academic inquiry with practical application. The programme includes foundational courses in International Relations and Comparative Politics, alongside specialised seminars exploring topics like contemporary state building, religion and global politics, and international political economy. You will also complete a professional internship or research assistantship, culminating in an MA thesis, to gain hands-on experience and demonstrate your analytical capabilities. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for roles in government, NGOs, and international bodies.