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To comprehend how political decisions are formed, we must first analyze the economic environment that influences them. Conversely, we can't fully understand economic systems without recognizing the deeply political choices that dictate resource distribution - answering who receives what, when, why, and through what means.
This program deepens your knowledge of modern capitalism by exploring the structure of the global political economy, its mechanisms for privileging specific groups, nations, and individuals, and its ongoing transformation.
The MA in International Political Economy draws an exceptionally varied cohort. While some students arrive with prior education in politics and international relations, others join with limited academic background in the field but a strong desire to comprehend the shifting global economic landscape during times of substantial financial instability.
With participants from diverse walks of life, classroom dynamics reflect this rich variety. You'll be motivated to contribute your unique insights, and these differing viewpoints foster engaging, productive seminar discussions.
Career prospects
Graduates of our politics programs secure dynamic positions worldwide.
This MA program specifically equips you for roles demanding a global outlook that understands the interconnection of political and economic systems.
The analytical abilities honed during the degree prove particularly valuable for careers requiring sophisticated evaluation skills - whether in government, public service, advocacy groups, nonprofits, corporations, or financial sectors like banking and insurance.
The curriculum addresses numerous subjects, ranging from central banking and financial regulation to development studies, poverty reduction, and trade agreements. This breadth allows you to tailor your studies to align with specific professional interests and career goals.