The MPhil International Relations and Politics courses for 2018/19 are:
- Comparative Politics and Religion
- Crises and Challenges in European Foreign Policy
- The Politics and International Relations of the Middle East
- International Security
- Transnational Violence: Terrorism, Piracy, and Crime in Global and Historical Context
- Organizing International Politics: Norms, Institutions, and Law
- Global Transitions: Power Hegemony and the Ordering of the Global Political Economy
- Geopolitics 1600-1871
- International Constitutional Law
- The Politics of Africa
- States, Regimes, and Parties: Comparative Government in the 21st Century
Further options may become available in due course. Please note that the courses above may be subject to change.
We will ask you to choose three from the options above, as well as one reserve choice. Students will also have to complete a mandatory statistics course and a Research Methods module; more information on these will be sent to you nearer the time.
Taster sessions will be available for certain courses during induction week for students; these are entirely optional. You will not have to confirm your course choices until after the taster sessions have finished.
Please note courses may not run if fewer than seven students sign up.
If you have any questions about the courses, please contact the Graduate Secretary, amc242@cam.ac.uk.