Law, political science, sociology, international relations and criminology.
54 programs found
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.
Vienna, Austria
A master's programme on how social, political, historical, cultural and economic changes interact worldwide. Students examine development institutions, actors and concepts and can specialise in one discipline or combine several in a transdisciplinary way.
Vienna, Austria
A master's programme that trains students to analyse political processes, institutions and policies from comparative, international and theoretical angles. It covers qualitative and quantitative research methods and offers research fields such as European integration, international politics, policy studies and political theory.
Brussels, Belgium
A two-year, 120-credit master on the European Union, with three tracks: EU politics and policy, EU-Asia (double degree with Waseda University) and EUROSUD (multiple degree with partner universities in Madrid and Rome). Students also meet practitioners in EU affairs.
Brussels, Belgium
A one-year advanced master (LL.M.) in public international law, taught in English or French. Courses are mostly seminars with case studies and moot court practice, and students can lean towards security and conflicts or human rights.
Seoul, South Korea
The International Studies major at Underwood International College combines international relations, international economics and international law with globalization studies. It stresses regional expertise and prepares students for government, foreign service, international organizations, NGOs and multinational firms.
