MA International Relations

Middlesex University emphasizes practical learning and offers various opportunities for students to engage in real-world experiences:

• Research Projects: Students can participate in research projects under faculty supervision, exploring topics such as international relations and global governance.

• Internships: Students can secure internships at leading organizations, such as NGOs, government agencies, and private companies, gaining hands-on experience in their field.

• Networking: Guest lectures, workshops, and conferences help students meet industry people. Thus, professional network building.

Middlesex University has comprehensive career support services. These services for students are:

• Guidance on career planning - Through this service, students are helped in setting their career goals along with creating a plan to achieve them.

• Preparation of CV and cover letter, in which students could learn to effectively apply for job openings.

• Mock interviews and interview preparation to prepare students for job interviews and build their confidence.

• Career fairs, which involve networking events that connect the students with potential employers.

Employability:
MA International Relations graduates can seek careers in various sectors such as international organizations, NGOs, governmental agencies, and private firms focused on matters of international relations and global governance. The United Nations, European Union, and NGOs are some examples of potential employers.

Further Academic Progression:
Students can pursue further academic programs, such as a PhD in International Relations, or other related fields, allowing them to specialize in their area of interest and advance their careers.