This post is by Katharine Hall, Lecturer in Politics & International Relations, QMUL Online.

Topics: international relations MA degree, impeachment

Dr Patrick Pinkerton is a Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at Queen Mary University of London, and a Module Convenor for Queen Mary Online's MA in International Relations. He has recently published work on UK and German migration policy. In the article below, he considers what migration policy may look like once (or if) the UK exits the European Union.

Topics: international relations MA degree, UK migration policy

Dr Nevena Nancheva is a tutor for the Queen Mary Online International Relations MA and has a particular interest in European integration, EU security and migration governance, and earlier, nationalism and national minorities. Here, she raises important questions about whether it's ethical to consider British citizenship a privilege rather than a right.

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

The breadth of skills developed whilst studying for an MA in International Relations makes it one of the most attractive degrees around. In addition to opening up a wide variety of career opportunities, the course at Queen Mary Online equips you with transferable personal skills that may change the way you think, feel, and perceive issues in everyday life.

Topics: international relations MA degree, MA in International Relations, masters degree in international relations, part-time MA

Writing your dissertation can be one of the most daunting parts of your International Relations MA

Topics: international relations MA degree, international relations university, MA in International Relations