Diplomacy and Global Politics

The Diplomacy and Global Politics M.A. course at University of Westminster, is taught by academics and practitioners, who are experts in the field, with significant expertise and reputation for exploring and interrogating issues related to diplomacy, global politics and power.The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

The Diplomacy and Global Politics at University of Westminster M.A. course is designed to equip you with the theoretical and practical knowledge of international relations and the art of negotiation required at a global stage. As a diplomatic stakeholder, you'll be at the centre of forging crucial ties, resolving crises, shaping events and witnessing history in the making.The University of Westminster and its courses are located in London.

Career

• With advanced analytical skills, broad knowledge of world affairs, and a thorough understanding of diplomatic concepts, theory and practice, including their practical application in both the Global North and the Global South, the course will prepare you for a variety of roles after graduation, including foreign services, governmental departments, International Organisations (the United Nations, European Union and more).

• You'll also be well-prepared to work for multinational corporations, global media houses, think tanks and other risk analysis organisations. 

Job roles

Diplomacy and Global Politics graduates typically take up roles, such as:

• Diplomat,

• political officer,

• public diplomacy officer

• or consular officer in Foreign Ministries and their Diplomatic Services,

• as officials in international organisations (e.g. NATO and the EU),

• as consultants (for African Development Bank and the EBRD),

• as advocacy professional for international non-governmental organisations (e.g. Human Rights Watch and Global Witness (environment),

• and political and communications officer for large enterprises (e.g. Unilever).

Courses include:

• Diplomacy and Foreign Policy: Theory and Practice

• Diplomacy, Crises and Global Challenges

• Diplomacy in Action: Evolution, Adaptation, Innovation

• Diplomatic Training and Negotiation Skills

• The Politics of Global Complexity: Rethinking Governance, Power and Agency

• Contemporary Controversies in International Security: Intervention, Terrorism and Self Defence