457 Part-time Master's degrees in International Relations

The International Relations and Eastern Mediterranean Studies programme from University of Nicosia is structured in a way that allows students to specialise in the areas of their special interest, after having acquired the basic foundations of theory and methodical research, and basic knowledge in the fields of International Relations and European Studies.

Throughout this Peace and Development Studies at University of Limerick you’ll explore the causes of conflict, examine how peace and development are interconnected, and learn how to apply a range of strategies to real-world challenges.

This International Relations course from University of York will enable you to understand contemporary international events, their causes and repercussions in great depth, through theoretical debates – and how those debates resonate in distinct issue areas and contexts.

The Migration, Mobility and Development from SOAS University of London offers you the opportunity to combine study and analysis of critical perspectives on development and the related field of migration studies.

The International Relations and Eastern Mediterranean Studies (Distance Learning) programme from University of Nicosia is structured in a way that allows students to specialise in the areas of their special interest, after having acquired the basic foundations of theory and methodical research, and basic knowledge in the fields of International Relations and European Studies.

The International Relations degree delivered by the University College Cork draws on international relations, conflict/peace studies and international history; it explores issues such as war and peace, the international order, international crises, counter-insurgency, terrorism and foreign policy.

Analyse contemporary issues of war, conflict and security in the context of politics within and between societies with the Conflict and International Security offered by the University of Reading.

The International Relations programme at Flinders University provides a comprehensive foundation to understand the dynamics that shape contemporary international relations, and critically analyse the major and political landscapes and security trends unfolding both regionally, (including Asia- Pacific) and globally. 

The International Relations and Security programme from University of Liverpool provide a personalised and focused introduction to postgraduate research allowing you to develop as an independent researcher with the support of an expert in international relations and security.   

The Politics and International Relations (Central Asia) programme from SOAS University of London enables students to acquire a comprehensive understanding of domestic and international politics in a region standing at the crossroads of both Asia and the Middle East, including an appreciation for the role of key external actors such as China, Russia, Turkey, India, and several Western states.

This International Tourism Destination Management MSc degree delivered by the Edinburgh Napier University will equip you with the knowledge you need to successfully operate in an international tourism business.

The Conflict Resolution course offered by the University of Essex helps you understand the evolving field of conflict resolution, exploring the causes and effects of destructive conflict across the world, and scrutinising the theory and practice of how it can be managed peacefully. 

International Relations and Comparative Politics from University of York, you'll engage with diverse theoretical perspectives on issues from Europe and Asia to Africa and Latin America.

The International Relations and Diplomacy course from University of Canterbury will offer you an innovative, interdisciplinary programme of taught courses with a strong professional emphasis.

This International Relations and Security degree delivered by University of Liverpool offers a fantastic opportunity for postgraduate students from across the world to join in and learn about contemporary debates on the meaning of security, democracy and the role of political processes in International Relations.

This Global Relations programme from National University of Singapore is designed to equip students with practical tools to understand the rapid and dramatic changes the world is undergoing, to help them navigate complicated geopolitical shifts in the world, and to push them along problem-solving.

This interdisciplinary Contemporary History and International Politics programme from University of York seeks to address these problems by bringing together politics and contemporary history, with a particular focus on transnational ideas and institutions.

The International Relations programme from University of Bristol equips you to trace these interconnections and to understand how the 'domestic' and the 'international' constantly reshape one another.

Explore the causes and effects of some of the major threats that face global societies, with a focus on the interplay between gender and politics with this International Relations with Gender Politics (Part-Time) degree from University of Bath.

This International Relations degree at the University of Westminster provides an exciting and innovative programme for exploring the forces that shape our world. The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.