MA International Politics (Globalization, Poverty and Development)

1 Year On Campus Masters Program

Newcastle University

Program Overview

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Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

At Newcastle University, our MA International Politics (Globalisation, Poverty and Development) immerses you in real-world global challenges through hands-on learning, where you'll analyse case studies on poverty, inequality, and development policies, design your own research projects, and build practical skills in policy analysis, data visualisation, and qualitative research methods. You'll sharpen these abilities right from the Henry Daysh Building, our dedicated hub for Politics students, equipped with specialist resources to support your independent research and group discussions on topics like globalisation's impact on the Global South. This isn't just theory—it's training that equips you to tackle complex issues like sustainable development and international policy head-on: here are some standout ways you'll gain that edge.

 

- Case study analysis and research projects: Dive into real-world scenarios on globalisation, poverty, and development through compulsory modules, honing skills in independent reading, project design, and synthesising data from primary sources.
- Advanced research techniques: Master qualitative analysis, data visualisation, and policy evaluation methods tailored to international development politics, preparing you for dissertations and careers in global organisations.
- Interdisciplinary group work: Engage in collaborative discussions and projects informed by our expert faculty's research on topics like environmental justice and Global South perspectives, fostering teamwork essential for policy roles.
- Henry Daysh Building facilities: Your base for all Politics postgraduate study, with dedicated spaces for research, seminars, and accessing interdisciplinary resources on international relations and development.

This practical focus has propelled our grads into roles at the UN, World Trade Organization, and government ministries—imagine where it could take you. Ready to build those skills and apply? Check out the full facilities details [here](https://www.ncl.ac.uk/postgraduate/degrees/4086f/#facilities) and let's get your application started—spots fill up fast!

Progression & Future Opportunities

At Newcastle University, our MA International Politics (Globalisation, Poverty and Development) immerses you in real-world application through rigorous research training, case study analysis, and independent projects that build practical skills for tackling global challenges like poverty, inequality, and sustainable development. You'll hone analytical methods, policy evaluation, data analysis, and qualitative techniques using advanced social science approaches, preparing you to shape international debates and careers in policy, NGOs, or research. Our School of Geography, Politics and Sociology provides access to cutting-edge resources tailored to politics and international studies, ensuring hands-on learning at every step: here are some key experiential opportunities specific to this program.

 

- Case study analysis and research projects: Dive into real-world scenarios on globalisation, poverty, and development through cognitive skill-building modules, plus design your own independent research projects and a major dissertation on key issues.
- Advanced research methods and data tools: Gain practical training in social science research techniques, including qualitative analysis, data visualisation, policy analysis, and synthesis from primary/secondary sources—no specific software named, but focused on essential tools for international politics and development research.
- Interdisciplinary group and independent work: Engage in modules like "Thinking About Politics" and compulsory research components that encourage collaborative analysis of global poverty, inequality, and development actors.
- Career-focused preparation (no formal internships listed): Build skills for roles in government, UN, NGOs, and policy analysis, with alumni pursuing international opportunities—strong emphasis on practical research for global impact.

This hands-on focus, backed by our expert faculty in international politics, will give you the edge to apply and stand out—check out the full facilities list from the School of Geography, Politics and Sociology here: https://www.ncl.ac.uk/gps/study-with-us/facilities/. Ready to take the next step? Applications are open—let's chat about how this fits your goals!

Program Key Stats

£26,500
£11,400


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Eligibility Criteria

2.8

6.5
90
2:2
58 - 63
5 - 6
70 - 75

Additional Information & Requirements

Country Requirements

Career Options

  • Policy Analyst (international affairs
  • human rights
  • development)
  • Diplomatic Service Officer
  • Human Rights Advocate or Campaigner
  • International Development Specialist
  • Researcher in think-tanks or academic institutions
  • Government or Public Sector Advisor
  • Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) Programme Manager

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