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Master of Global Conflict and Cooperation

Birmingham, United Kingdom
1 year
English
On campus
Master

About the program

Master of Arts in Global Conflict and Cooperation is a one-year full-time master's programme at the University's Edgbaston campus.

Program highlights

Internship available: yes
Placement support: yes
Work during study: yes
Post-study work rights (2): yes
PR pathway friendly: no

What you will learn

Demonstrate subject knowledge in Global Conflict and Cooperation. Use appropriate research and analytical methods
Evaluate evidence and communicate reasoned conclusions.

Career outcomes

Diplomacy
National security
Research
Policy-making

Curriculum

One-year full-time master's programme. 180 Credits. Core modules: Contemporary Perspectives on Conflict
Dissertation
Global Cooperation on Global Problems. Optional modules allow a tailored pathway. The page notes that module lists are indicative and may change.

Entry requirements

Academic

Course page entry requirement: Honours degree (2:1) or equivalent. International applicants use country-specific equivalents listed on the course page and must show English proficiency.

Accepted academic background

Bachelor's degree (honours, 2:1 Or international equivalent) in a relevant subject for most courses, Some courses accept any subject (conversion courses) or need work experience (MBA).

Documents you’ll need

Bachelor Degree Transcript
Bachelor Degree Certificate
English Proficiency Results if required.

How to apply

Check the programme entry requirements and available intake. Complete the university application and provide the academic documents and language evidence requested for admission. Pay an application fee if applicable. Review the admission decision
Accept the offer and arrange visa documents where necessary.

Other costs

Tuition per year	£29,070 GBP
Application fee	£50 GBP
Deposit	£39,897 GBP

Program details

Campus	Birmingham
Faculty or school	College of Social Sciences
Department	Politics Development and International Relations
Teaching language	English
Credit value	180
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	2
Scholarship note	Scholarship opportunities may be available to eligible students, Availability and award criteria should be confirmed with the university.

Intakes and deadlines

Program starts
September 2027
Apply by
2 Jul 2027
230 days left

Frequently asked questions

The program takes 1 year.