The Master of International Law and Diplomacy is a joint degree that addresses needs arising from the unique dynamics of the current political and business environment where policy, law and dispute resolution intersect. International law and diplomacy don’t operate in a vacuum in our modern world.
As populations flee repressive regimes and political issues have ramifications beyond any one state’s borders, the need for real-world solutions and the leaders who can implement them is paramount. The highly competitive one-year MA in Diplomacy and International Law offers you an interdisciplinary degree in partnership with Oxford University’s summer certificate program in International Human Rights Law. Through the program, you will acquire both the fundamental knowledge and practical skills necessary for careers in international law, diplomacy and international advocacy.
As a student of the MA in Diplomacy and International Law you will engage with discipline-specific theoretical constructs through modules designed to enhance critical thinking, as well as graduate-level research and writing capacities. You will have the opportunity to supplement rigorous coursework and professional modules with internships, fieldwork for thesis research, and case study methods for thesis production.
The program features core and elective courses, allowing you to focus on various fields of practice. We cover a rich scope of content from law to international relations and diplomacy, from conflict resolution to human rights, including:
Core Courses
- PO5031 Politics & Policy II
- PO5072 Us & World Affairs
- PO5073 Media & Society In The Middle East & N.Afr.
- PO5025 Communication & The Global Public Sphere
- PO5026 Politics & Economics Of Global Media
- PO5091 Topics In International Politics
- LW5000 International Public Law
- PO5005 Philo. Found. Of Internat’l Relations
- PO5058 Conflict Manag’t, Prevent’n, & Resolut’n
- PO5012 Civil Society: Internat’l & Comp. Persp.
- PO5075 Ecole De Guerre Practicum