2020 has already shaped up to be a year of significant changes and challenges in the international political sphere. With major developments in the climate crisis, Brexit and the impeachment of President Donald Trump in the US, 2020 is already looking to test our capacity for addressing and resolving the challenges ahead.

Topics: international public policy MSc, online MSc

Networking can seem like a daunting task at first. But once you learn to master the basics, you’ll find that networking can not only be enjoyable, but also invaluable in boosting your career opportunities.

Topics: online LLM in international dispute resolution

Topics: MA international relations, US foreign policy, Space Force

Two Global Public Health MSc students have seen their work published online on public-facing websites.

Topics: "Global Public Health", "Global Public Health MSc"

If you want to ensure your success as an arbitration lawyer, networking events are an excellent way to keep your knowledge up-to-date and to continue building your global network as you progress along your career path.

Topics: online LLM in international dispute resolution, arbitration

Ilse Van Roy has worked predominately in management roles within the pharmaceutical industry. After working on an access project for sub-Saharan Africa, Ilse decided to make the move from the private to the not-for-profit sector. This led her to study for an MSc in Global Public Health with Queen Mary Online. We spoke to Ilse about her experience on the course.

Topics: "Global Public Health", "Global Public Health MSc"

This post is written by Mr Denis Parchajev, an Associate Lecturer at QMUL and tutor for the online International Dispute Resolution LLM.

Topics: LLM degree, arbitration

Dr Sandra De Carvalho is a Teaching Associate at the Queen Mary University of London and a tutor in the university’s online MA in International Relations. Her main areas of interest are Latin American politics (with a focus on Brazil’s foreign policy), US Foreign Policy, and International Security (with an emphasis on nuclear proliferation and nuclear international norms). In the article below, she discusses the relevance of Clausewitz and ‘New Wars’ theories to our understanding of current conflicts. What is war? Can we easily define it? Is it possible to make a clear distinction between legitimate violence and murder? What are war’s key elements, causes, and manifestations? Is the character of war immutable, or it is like a ‘chameleon’ that changes according to different circumstances?

Topics: masters degree in international relations, Masters in International Relations

Are you looking to study a masters degree with a UK university, but not quite sure if your English language skills are up to standard?

Topics: online learning, English language requirements

If you’re interested in the dynamic world of International Relations, conferences are a great way to keep your knowledge up-to-date.

Topics: Masters in International Relations, online masters in international relations