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Elections, Campaigns and Democracy MSc

Elections are more unpredictable than ever. Recent campaigns have shocked and surprised pundits and politicians alike.

European Philosophy MA

The flexible nature of the course allows students to concentrate on European philosophy or to engage with a broader range of options which include Human Rights.

Geopolitics, Territory & Security MA

The Geopolitics, Territory & Security MA is a unique multidisciplinary course that focuses on the territorial aspect of inter-state relations.

International Public Policy MSc

The 21st century is witnessing novel global challenges related to terrorism, food supply, climate change, migratory pressures and emerging resource geo-politics

International Relations BA (Hons)

The International Relations BA degree is an interdepartmental course addressing key global challenges, issues and approaches to politics.

International Relations MSc

This course examines relationships between countries and looks at, amongst other things, the roles of states, governmental & non-governmental organisations.

International Security MSc

This course examines relationships between countries and looks at, amongst other things, the roles of states, governmental & non-governmental organisations.

King's International Foundation - International Relations & Politics

This course is a specialist academic preparation course designed for ambitious international & EU students who want to study a related degree at KCL.

Media, Power and Public Affairs MSc

The digital age has brought about tumultuous change in how world events are reported, accessed, interacted with and, ultimately, influenced.

Modern Philosophy MA

Our departmental specialisms include a wide range of philosophical topics such as ancient and Hellenistic philosophy, 19th and 20th-century European philosophy