This degree questions how normative analysis might be applied to address matters of public concern.

This degree looks at how the growing power of big data and quantitative methods influences political processes and decisions in everyday life.

This degree focuses on the context of national security as well as wider aspects of foreign policy and its impact in areas like the economy.

This degree is a multidisciplinary framework for assessing and analysing political, social and economic development of postcolonial nation-states.

This degree combines understanding normative theory with the practice of policy analysis and world leading work on transnational policymaking.

This degree analyses European politics explicitly in the context of international relations and political economy.

This degree focuses on East Asia for its case studies and offers strong disciplinary expertise combined with genuine regional expertise.

This degree is one of the most comprehensive international security programmes in the UK.

This degree looks at the distribution of power, wealth and agency in a rapidly changing, contested global context.

This degree is one of the most comprehensive programmes in Europe for the study of international relations.

Our Double Degree programmes allow you to study a Warwick MA programme for one year as well as a Masters programme at a partner university.

If you are working, or you have other responsibilities which make it difficult to commit to a full-time degree, then you can study your degree over two years, instead of one with a lower weekly commitment over the course of your degree.