Globalisation (Politics, Conflict and Human Rights) (Taught)

This MA explores how contemporary politics, conflict and debates about human rights and security are informed by the processes of globalisation. You will study topics including human rights and humanitarian intervention, the world economy and the changing global order, global governance and the United Nation system.
You will also cover the growth of global networks and movements, global security, conflict resolution and peace-building, international relations and law, global poverty and development, and the politics of sustainability and environmental decline.

Top reasons to choose this course:

• You will study key developments and issues in relation to politics, conflict and human rights, considering these areas within the context of contemporary globalisation

• You will be encouraged to develop an informed and critical understanding of contemporary globalisation

• Our inspiring lecturers offer close tutorial support

• On graduation you can pursue a wide range of careers as well as opportunities for further postgraduate research.

• Our students and graduates are effusive about our programme

• We offer you a dynamic learning community where you can participate in and attend regular events

Core modules
Research Methods
Globalisation and Global Politics
Protecting Human Rights and Building Peace
Research Project

Options*
Extended Essay
Heritage in a Global Context
Queer and Now
Human Rights and Humanitarian Intervention
Professional Placements
Teaching and Learning in Higher Education
Caring for Collections and their Users

*Option modules are indicative and may change, depending on timetabling and staff availability.