MA (Hons) Philosophy and International Relations

Course Overview This joint honors course in Philosophy and International Relations equips you with the critical thinking skills to analyze fundamental questions of existence and apply them to the complex dynamics of global politics. You will gain a foundation in both continental philosophy and the core theories of international relations, learning to connect historical texts to contemporary ethical and political challenges. The program culminates in the opportunity to specialize in your specific areas of interest, from metaphysics to the role of non-state actors. Key Program Highlights Specialize in continental (European) philosophy, studying key texts from this rich tradition. Apply philosophical reasoning to real-world issues like scientific developments, ethical debates, and political situations. Develop the analytical tools to understand global issues such as conflict, cooperation, and non-state actors. Gain a strong foundation in core areas including ethics, epistemology, and metaphysics. Tailor your degree by choosing specialized modules that suit your own intellectual interests at the advanced levels.