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MA International Relations and World History   

 

Course Structure

 BA

Year One of the Two-Year Post-Graduate Programme (Pre-Master)

The First Year of the Two-Year Masters Programme consists of three teaching blocks each of 10 weeks in duration

 

-Please click here| for more details about the pre-master programme

 

MA International Relations and World History This degree programme can be taken full-time in one year or two years.

The programme is divided into modules, worth 20 or 60 credits each.

Students must take 180 credits (60 credits each semester and 60 credits for the dissertation) - in addition to the first year programme for non-direct entry students.

Students must also pass the taught components before proceeding to the dissertation.

 

Modules

      Year 1       Semester 1

Code

Title

Credits

DS4001

(Compulsory)

Current Debates in World Politics

20

  DS4003

 (Optional)

 Law in Global Governane

       20

DS4004(Optional)

Diplomacy in a Globalised World

20

DS4002

(Optional)

International Political Economy

20

Students who wish to follow the ‘History pathway’ have one additional compulsory module:

Code

Title

Credits

DS4015

Historical Research

20

Year 1    

Semester 2

 

Code

Title

Credits

DS4009

(Optional)

China in International Relations

20

DS4006

(Optional)

Global Development Politics

20

N/A

Options from other Division

20

DS4007(Optional)

Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution

20

DS4010

 

Dissertation

 60

Students who wish to follow the ‘History pathway’ have one additional compulsory module:

Code

Title

Credits

DS4012

Ningbo in World History

20



 

Students who wish to follow the ‘Non-History pathway’ have one additional compulsory module:

Code

Title

Credits

DS4005

Internship

20



 

Detailed Module information can be found through Online Module Catalogue|. Please key in the module title or module code while searching.