Politics and International Relations (MPhil, PhD)

Cardiff University the United Kingdom

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The award
MPhil, PhD

How long you will study
1 - 5 Years

Domestic course fees
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How you will study
full-time, part-time

Course starts
January, April, October, July

International course fees
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About Politics and International Relations at Cardiff University

We pride ourselves on creating an engaging environment for postgraduate study with highly motivated academic supervision.

We offer supervision and/or research projects in the following areas:

Comparative Politics, Policy and Governance
Public Policy
Wales, Territorial and Devolutionary Politics
European Politics and Area Studies
Political and International Theory
Critical Global Politics
Gender and International Relations
International Law and International Relations.
The Cold War
Security Studies
Critical Military Studies
Intelligence and Security
Nuclear Politics
Digital Technologies, Internet Governance and Cyber-Security
Global Environmental Politics
Development and Post colonialism.

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Study options for this course

The award How you will study How long you will study Course starts Domestic course fees International course fees
The awardMPhil, PhDHow you will studyFull-time, Part-timeHow long you will study1 - 5 year
Course startsJanuary, April, October, JulyDomestic course fees find outInternational course fees find out

Entry requirements

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