Online Master in International Relations and Global Development

Charter Major: International Relations and Global Development

Sub-speciality:

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Program Type

Program Type: MSc

School / Institute

Faculty of Law, Economics and Global Affairs

Study Mode

Online (Asynchonous)

Duration

Target duration: 14 to 18 months

Tuition

USD 145 per credit hour

Scholarships

Full (officials of CW and EPS); 15% off (IGOs)

Degree Issuance

EUCLID (Euclid University) + Dual degree with EULER (post 11/2024 / AAC completion)

EULER Credits | ECTS

240 (Bachelor) + 80-120 (Master) | +240 (PhD)

EUCLID Credits | US CH

120 (Bachelor) + 40 (Master) | +55-60 (PhD)

Overview

In cooperation with EUCLID (Pôle Universitaire Euclide | Euclid University), an international intergovernmental organization with a university mandate, EULER offers to intergovernmental and national civil servants (as well as select students from the general public) a specialized external degree program called the EULER Online Master in International Relations and Global Development.

It is the only fully online master program in this field organized in active partnership with by an intergovernmental (treaty-based) organization (EUCLID) and built on the foundation of the EUCLID MDIA, a program officially used by diplomats and civil servants over 4 continents.

Graduation at United Nations Permanent Mission

EULER Chancellor (and EUCLID SG) VIP guest at UN ECLAC

EULER Deputy Chancellor Amb George Said-Zammit

Academic Presentation

A Master's degree in International Relations and Global Development is an advanced academic program designed for individuals seeking a deeper understanding of global affairs, diplomacy, and the complex issues related to international development. This program offers students the opportunity to engage with the intricate challenges and opportunities in the global arena, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed to address pressing global issues.

Key features of EULER's Master's degree in International Relations and Global Development include:

Advanced International Relations: Building upon the foundations of undergraduate studies, this program delves into advanced topics in international relations, including international politics, diplomacy, conflict resolution, and international law.
Global Development Studies: Students explore the theories, practices, and policies related to international development, with a focus on poverty reduction, sustainable development, and improving the well-being of populations worldwide.
Policy Analysis: The curriculum often includes coursework on policy analysis and evaluation, enabling students to critically assess and formulate policies that address global challenges effectively.
Global Governance: Students examine the role of international organizations, such as the United Nations and the World Bank, in shaping global governance, and learn how these institutions impact international relations and development.
Economic and Social Development: Courses on economic development, globalization, and social issues help students understand the economic and social dimensions of global development and the policies that drive change.
Research and Analysis: Advanced research methodologies and analytical skills are emphasized, allowing students to conduct in-depth research on topics of their choice.
Multidisciplinary Approach: Students have the flexibility to take courses in related fields such as economics, political science, sociology, and environmental studies, fostering a multidisciplinary perspective.

Graduates of a Master's degree in International Relations and Global Development are well-prepared for a wide range of careers.

They can pursue roles in international organizations, government agencies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), diplomacy, foreign policy analysis, research institutions, and international business. Common job titles include international development specialist, foreign service officer, policy analyst, humanitarian program manager, and global affairs consultant.

Additionally, this advanced degree equips graduates with critical thinking, research, and policy analysis skills that are highly transferable and applicable in various sectors. It also provides a solid foundation for those interested in pursuing doctoral studies and conducting advanced research in international relations or global development. Ultimately, this program empowers individuals to contribute to addressing the complex challenges and opportunities that shape the modern world.

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Requirements

Applicants should have a relevant bachelor’s degree issued by an institution listed in the UNESCO-IAU handbook/database (WHED) or otherwise duly recognized/accredited. Similar or related backgrounds with adequate professional experience may be considered for Government-sponsored applicants (who are already government staff) who may be admitted without the required educational credential if their level of education and experience is deemed sufficient. EUCLID may require these participants to complete bridge courses prior to enrolling in the program. Fluency in English (spoken and written) is required and will be tested. Students are expected to be in a position to dedicate 10 to 15 effective hours of study on a weekly basis.

Basic Program Outline (Indicative)

PRIMARY COURSES
Code	Course Name	USCH
ACA-401	International Academic and Professional Paper Writing View Syllabus	3
TPH-499	Argumentation and Critical Thinking View Syllabus	2
DIP-413	International Relations + Fifty Key Thinkers in IR View Syllabus	4
DIP-401	Diplomacy: Theory and Practice View Syllabus	4
ECO-DEV	Economic Development View Syllabus	3
SD-200	Introduction to Sustainable Development View Syllabus	3
SD-440	Ecological Economics View Syllabus	3
SD-SDG	The UN Sustainable Development Goals View Syllabus	3
DIP-606	Master's Capstone Paper or Thesis View Syllabus	10
	Total Credit Hours (USCH):	35

ELECTIVE COURSES

Note: All courses available in the EULER / EUCLID database can be considered elective, after review and approval by your counselor. Graduate level degrees may include a certain number of undergraduate electives. Likewise, undergraduate roadmaps may be built using graduate level courses. Again, prospective students are reminded that the final degree roadmap must be reviewed and approved by the Admissions Officer to ensure logical progression of subjects covered and conformity with international standards.

STANDARD DEGREE ROADMAP - SUGGESTED ELECTIVES
Code	Course Name	US Credits
MBA-ECO	Economics Module View Syllabus	5
DIP-408	International Politics: Enduring Concepts and Contemporary Issues View Syllabus	2
SD-450	Africa’s Economic Development View Syllabus	2

Note: to consult the current and official curriculum/list of courses from the EUCLID CMS database, please visit: EUCLID Available Degree Programs and follow the program link.

Employment Outlook

This master program provides outstanding professional and academic preparation to its students for a successful career in academia and global knowledge leadership at the international, regional, national and local levels. Our alumni have been successful in securing employment and promotions in government service and international organizations.

Why Study @ EULER

EULER’s parent institution, EUCLID is the only intergovernmental, treaty-based university with a UN-registered charter and recognized expertise in diplomacy. Join the alma mater of ambassadors and senior officials globally.

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Online Master in International Relations and Global Development