Postgraduate degrees that deepen or change a field of study.
51 programs found
Reykjavík, Iceland
A master's on crime, punishment and law enforcement in Iceland within an international context, drawing on sociology, victimology, gender and justice studies. It requires 120 ECTS including an MA thesis.
Innsbruck, Austria
A master's programme in international peacebuilding, conflict transformation, development policy, diplomacy, human rights, security and disaster management. It adds action-oriented training in teamwork, diversity, inclusion and intercultural communication. Admission involves a separate procedure.
Rovaniemi, Finland
A two-year master's programme in Rovaniemi that studies world politics from Arctic perspectives. It draws on politics and international relations, law, indigenous studies and environmental studies, with attention to Indigenous knowledges.
Riga, Latvia
Two-year English-taught master programme in Riga on international economic relations, the European Union and economic diplomacy. It includes a study trip to EU and NATO institutions in Brussels, Luxembourg and Frankfurt.
University of Ljubljana Palace, Slovenia
A 120 ECTS master programme at the Faculty of Social Sciences combining political science, economics, law and international relations to analyse European actors and processes, with compulsory internships.
Lucerne, Switzerland
A programme combining social science fundamentals with statistics, computational and programming skills, built on four core modules: social sciences, statistics and quantitative methods, computational sciences and digital skills, and practical skills. Students can do an internship, a capstone project or electives.
Montpellier, France
Two-year political science master at the Faculty of Law and Political Science, specialised in political sociology and public policy with an international outlook. Working languages are French and English, and it is part of the IDIL programme with paid laboratory internships in years one and two.
Oslo, Norway
A two-year master's run by the Norwegian Centre for Human Rights. It examines human rights as legal, political and moral ideas that have shaped modernity and globalisation.
Košice, Slovakia
Two-year engineering (second-level) programme in security sciences, taught in Slovak, building on a bachelor's degree for advanced security management, control and project work in organisations and public administration.
Tartu, Estonia
A two-year master's programme in which students specialise in one region: the European Union, Russia and Eurasia, or the Baltic Sea region. It includes field trips to conflict zones and international organisations.
Tromsø Municipality, Norway
A full-time master's in Tromsø that offers interdisciplinary insight into the causes and effects of conflict and into ways of building peace. Teaching is problem-based and uses real-world cases, with a thesis supervisor assigned during the first year.
Turku, Finland
A multidisciplinary master's programme on futures studies and foresight, run by the Finland Futures Research Centre at Turku School of Economics. It uses case studies and real-life exercises with foresight methods, from quantitative and qualitative methods to futures design techniques.
