Postgraduate taught degrees
Postgraduate taught degrees
- Central & East European, Russian & Eurasian Studies (International Master) [IntM]
- Global Economy [MSc]
- Global Markets, Local Creativities (Erasmus Mundus International Master) [IntM]
- Global Security [MSc]
- History [MSc/PgDip]
- Human Rights & International Politics [MSc]
- International Relations [MSc]
- International Relations [MRes]
- International Relations (Glasgow-Nankai Joint Graduate School) [MSc]
- Political Communication [MSc]
- Religion & Global Challenges [MSc]
- Russian, East European & Eurasian Studies [MSc]
- Russian, East European & Eurasian Studies [MRes]
- Security, Intelligence & Strategic Studies (International Master) [IntM]
Glasgow has a long tradition of researching and teaching politics, dating back to when Adam Smith gave a series of lectures on justice, police, revenue and arms at the University.
Politics & International Relations at Glasgow produces innovative and influential research across three main clusters:
- Comparative Politics, with an emphasis on the quality of democracy, political communication and processes of political transformation, especially in the rising powers of China and Russia. Cluster research groups include: citizens, communication and political actors; transformation.
- International Relations, especially the normative dimensions of security and EU external relations as well as development, from an empirical perspective. Associated research groups include: Historic and International Theory (HINT); Glasgow Global Security Network.
- Human Rights, with a focus on the politics of protection and the gender, sexuality, rights nexus. Associated research groups include: Gender & Sexualities Forum; Glasgow Human Rights Network.