This post is by Alice Martini, Online Tutor for Queen Mary Online's MA International Relations. Here, she explains why the study of war allows us to understand its huge political, historical and social impact.

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Will the Biden presidency signal a shift in US foreign policy? Queen Mary Online's Dr Katharine Hall looks at Joe Biden's priorities for his first 100 days in office.

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Padraig Downey is one of our MA in International Relations students and the owner of a theatre company in the United Arab Emirates. Originally from Ireland, Padraig has lived in the UAE for the past nine years, after spending time in New York, California, Paris and Rome over the last two decades. He’s now studying for his degree with us, while still producing and teaching theatre.

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With outdoor events still being an uncertainty in times of COVID-19, the ability to network and learn online has never been more needed.

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Whether you’re studying international relations, international public policy or another related subject, it’s important to have a good understanding of international humanitarian law.

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This post is by Katharine Hall, Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at Queen Mary Online.

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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.

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In today's competitive job market, unpaid internships have become the entry point for many young professionals. With a supply of qualified candidates exceeding demand in many sectors, businesses and organisations are increasingly trading on the promise of professional experience. A 2017 study by The Online Recruitment Resource found that up to 48% of young workers in the UK had undertaken unpaid internships.

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Choosing a dissertation topic can be both exciting and challenging

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