Economics and International Relations MSc
De Montfort University
Key Information
Campus location
Leicester, United Kingdom
Languages
English
Study format
On-Campus
Duration
12 months
Pace
Full time
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Introduction
Economics and International Relations MSc
The course offers diversity in the range of study, from international relations theory to regional integration. Through studying international relations alongside economics, you will develop a critical awareness of the role of economic policies in shaping global issues, and gain the skills to help shape organisational responses to changes in the business and organisational environment.
Excellent teaching quality
Learn from leading academics with international reputations for research and teaching within their specialist areas
Study a wide variety of modules
You will gain an in-depth understanding of key global issues such as globalisation, international political economy, security, health and the role of state and non-state organisations
No previous knowledge or experience required
You will have the opportunity to study the foundations of economics and International Relations, as well as study further challenging modules
Learn how to apply key economic theory to industry
Acquire knowledge of economics, management and financial principles, through both practical application and relevant theory
Work in a variety of industries
This course prepares you to take on government-based roles, as well as to work in the not-for-profit sector
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Curriculum
A range of core modules underpin key business and financial principles:
- Macroeconomics in a Global Context
- Economics and Strategic Analysis
- Theory and Practice of International Relations
- International Trade Theory and Policy
- Economics of Emerging Markets
- Research Methods
You will also select an elective module aimed at developing a specialism within the field of international relations. The module choice might include:
- Post-Cold World Order
- Decision Points: The Domestic Context of US Foreign Policy
- Globalisation
- Britain and European Integration
- Dissertation .
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Career Opportunities
Enhance your existing qualifications and global career prospects with a specialist master’s in applied economics and international relations.
This course will provide advanced preparation for careers in policy making and organisational decision making.
Program delivery
Teaching will be delivered through formal lectures, informal seminars, tutorials, workshops, discussions and e-learning packages. Assessment will usually be through a combination of individual and group work, presentations, essays, reports and exams.