Law, political science, sociology, international relations and criminology.
54 programs found
Nishinomiya, Japan
Students admitted through International Admission to the School of International Studies can graduate by taking only courses taught in English. A Japanese language course taught in Japanese is mandatory.
Malmö, Sweden
A two-year master's programme analysing complex topics in social and behavioural science with a focus on criminology. Teaching uses self-study, group work, journal clubs, workshops and lectures, and the department works on areas such as risk assessment, prevention, juvenile offending and victimology.
Malmö, Sweden
A two-year master's programme on international migration and ethnic relations, covering globalisation and human mobility, integration of minorities, inclusion and exclusion, and majority-minority relations. It prepares students for research and allows a theme in either migration and integration or migration and social theory, with a double degree option.
Lublin, Poland
A full-time, English-language master's programme (120 ECTS) that equips students to analyse the changing world and the relations between states, international organisations and non-state actors. It builds on the university's long research tradition, the so-called Lublin school of international relations.
Banská Bystrica, Slovakia
Two-year full-time master programme in political science at the Faculty of Political Science and International Relations, offered in English and Slovak. Graduates are described as able to analyse current international issues, carry out research tasks and draft expert opinions for governments, parties, media and international organisations.
Wenshan District, Taiwan
Master's programme covering Taiwan and China studies as well as regional studies. All courses are taught in English and draw on political science, economics, international relations, ethnology, anthropology and history.
Wenshan District, Taiwan
Master's programme in the College of International Affairs, set up in 2012 for a global student body. It applies international relations theory and scholarship on economics, politics, security, development and diplomacy; courses and the thesis are in English.
Prague, Czech Republic
Full-time bachelor programme covering international politics, international economics, international law, comparative politics and diplomatic history and practice. It puts particular emphasis on European Union issues alongside optional courses on other world regions.
Tokyo, Japan
A two-year course in the Graduate School of Business focused on public management. Students study public management, economics and business to build the skills for formulating, managing and evaluating policies and programs.
Tokyo, Japan
A two-year master's within the Graduate Program in Social Design Studies, combining required and elective coursework with thesis writing. It prepares students for leadership roles in government, international business, NGOs and international organizations.
Tallinn, Estonia
A master's programme in law with a specialisation in law and technology, covering artificial intelligence, data protection, cybersecurity and intellectual property. It prepares graduates to work as lawyers on the legal side of new technologies in companies or public offices.
Zhongxing Village, Taiwan
English-taught graduate programme on Taiwan and the Asia-Pacific region within the College of International Studies. Elective courses span history, political science, international relations, economics and cultural studies, and the degree needs 24 credits plus a thesis.
