Master of Science - International Relations
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Progression Summary
international relations is an inescapable subject. politics, economics and law interconnect on a global scale, affecting individuals and organizations at all levels of society. on the university of surrey's international relations msc, learners will study how politics is shaped internationally, while developing the research and analytical skills to support their future career.
students will master international relations theories and political science methods that will enable them to investigate the links between local, national and international politics, and engage in issues that shape the world today.
a small set of compulsory modules provide the theoretical and methodological grounding needed to conduct political science research, while a wide range of optional modules focus on specific areas. these include international security, economy and trade, global governance.
the university's innovative teaching methods connect theory with the practice of international politics, including trade negotiation simulations as well as the opportunity to experience real time crisis diplomacy at chatham house’s simulation centre. students employ research and analytical skills developed during the course to design and carry out an independent dissertation research project, with individual supervision from the academic experts.
the course also offers a three-month placement with excellent opportunity to develop a wide range of transferable skills and build personal networks. these significantly enhance employment opportunities upon graduation. previous graduates from the department of politics have joined international organizations, national and local government, lobby groups, ngos, private businesses, media organizations.
Start Date
2026-01
Tuition fees
106,880 .SAR
Start Date
2027-01
Tuition fees
106,880 .SAR
Start Date
2026-01
Tuition fees
108,378 .SAR
Start Date
2027-01
Tuition fees
108,378 .SAR
