MA (Hons) International Relations with Quantitative Methods in Edinburgh United Kingdom | The University of Edinburgh

Exploring International Relations:

Activities and issues that cross national borders
The ensuing disputes or collaborative efforts
How nations navigate our intricately linked global landscape How can we address challenges such as climate crisis, worldwide economic disparities, and conflicts between states Must we reconsider fundamental concepts like national sovereignty, democratic governance, fairness, authority, and global stability

Under the guidance of top scholars and field experts, you'll examine:

The historical development of nation-states
The rise of transnational organizations
The influence of global governance bodies
Factors shaping international alliances and disputes.
Data now plays a crucial role in policy formulation and political analysis.

This program dedicates 25% of coursework to quantitative approaches, progressively building your expertise in political science and statistical methods. You'll gain hands-on experience in conducting political research through data applications.

Statistical proficiency supports informed decision-making across:

Government agencies
Corporate enterprises
Global institutions
Our program prepares you for employment with essential competencies in data interpretation and statistical analysis.