The MA in International Relations with International Law at the University of Kent is designed for ambitious students seeking to understand the complex interplay between global politics and legal frameworks. You will explore how international law shapes interactions between states and within the international community, tackling critical issues such as human rights, conflict resolution, and global governance. This postgraduate degree offers a robust grounding in political science and public international law, preparing you for advanced study or a career in international affairs. You will engage with leading academics whose research influences policy and public debate.
This full-time, one-year Master's degree is studied on campus, immersing you in a vibrant academic environment. You will benefit from innovative teaching methods, including mock negotiations and crisis simulations, alongside compulsory modules like Analysing World Politics and Public International Law. You will also have the flexibility to select optional modules tailored to your interests, such as International Ethics and Human Rights or Security in a Changing World. Upon graduation, you will be well-prepared for roles in diplomacy, international organisations, NGOs, or further doctoral research.