THERE’S POLITICS AND
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS IN YOU Our Courses at Nottingham Trent University Will Bring it Out
The Division of Politics and International Relations at NTU provides a vibrant, close-knit academic community in which to base your postgraduate studies.
Our staff are recognised nationally and internationally for their research activity, media contribution and consultancy work, but remain passionate about translating this expertise into the classroom. Teaching on the courses comes from a truly international team and attracts a cohort from across the world, so you will be in good company.
About the School of Social Sciences
The School of Social Sciences at Nottingham Trent University is a nationally and internationally recognised centre for the study of engaged social science. We offer a wide range of courses which address the key social issues of today and we deliver education and research that will enable you to advance your career in an environment that fosters ambition, innovation and leadership.
Our research-active teaching teams and growing research reputation mean our teaching is informed by the latest subject knowledge and methodologies, giving you the edge in the job market.
Plus, NTU is one of the UK’s top 10 new universities* and offers competitive Masters Scholarships.
About MA Politics
The MA Politics course at NTU, focuses on international and transnational political theories and processes, enabling you to place your work within wider
theory, investigate and discuss key contemporary issues and consider globally-informed debates.
Why choose MA Politics at NTU?
• You will gain an advanced and critical understanding of the discipline along with research methods training.
• Learn from research active staff. • Opportunity to assist in research opportunities.
About MA International Relations
The MA International Relations
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