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The Master of Arts in International Relations caters to students currently employed or aspiring to careers in international relations, diplomacy, global development, and peace studies. This program equips you with practical applications of theoretical frameworks through specialized training and hands-on learning experiences in international affairs.
With evening and late afternoon course offerings, the curriculum accommodates both part-time and full-time enrollment. You can tailor your degree by focusing on one of three specialization tracks:
Diplomacy,
Global Development, or
Peace and Conflict Studies.
The program adopts a cross-disciplinary methodology, featuring core and elective courses instructed by faculty across Psychology, Economics, and Marine Studies. While specializing in Diplomacy, International Development, or Global Peace Studies, you'll maintain the flexibility to earn a graduate certificate in complementary areas like Cybersecurity or Gender Studies.
Approximately one-third of our MA candidates secure fully-funded doctoral positions with stipends at prestigious institutions. Alumni have achieved professional success in diverse sectors, including positions at Washington D.C.'s Defense Threat Reduction Agency and various United Nations agencies.
Course Locations
Kingston Campus
Providence Campus
Day and Evening Sessions
Program Duration
Full-time: 24 months
Part-time: 36 months
Admission Cycles
Fall/Spring Semesters