The Master in Political Science with specialisation in International and European Relations develops students' capacity for informed critical analysis in International and European Relations.

The programme examines International and European Relations theory and practice, incorporating interdisciplinary perspectives from politics, economics, law, history and policy analysis. The programme addresses the processes of integration and disintegration at both the global level as well as within and between European countries. It also addresses the construction of the European Community and Union and the related institutional, legal, political, and economic developments.

Contents

The programme is divided into four levels:

• Level 1: The History, Theory and Practice of International Relations (30 credits)
• Level 2: European Relations (30 credits)
• Level 3: International Governance (30 credits)
• Level 4: Masters Thesis (30 credits)