Master's in Global Affairs
Explore contemporary global challenges and solutions through a multidisciplinary humanities-focused programme.
Best for:Best for students passionate about international relations, global policy, and cross-border careers seeking a humanities-based, interdisciplinary approach to contemporary global issues.
Overview
The Master’s in Global Affairs at WSG University offers a four-semester programme designed to equip students with advanced knowledge of global political, economic, and social dynamics. This interdisciplinary degree focuses on modern global issues such as international migration, development disparities, corruption, conflict, and strategic management. Ideal for those interested in careers spanning international borders, the programme examines the complexities of globalisation, human rights, and geopolitical challenges. Students engage with real-world problems and develop critical perspectives on how interconnected systems function and can be improved.
What you'll do
- Analyze and critically evaluate contemporary global political, economic, and social issues.
- Develop interdisciplinary perspectives on globalisation and its impacts on societies.
- Engage with real-world case studies on international migration, development disparities, and conflict resolution.
- Explore strategies for improving global governance and international cooperation.
- Conduct research on human rights, corruption, and strategic management in global contexts.
- Participate in discussions and projects addressing global challenges and potential solutions.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's degree in any field or related discipline
Language: English; B1 level proficiency (certified)
Instruction: English
- Proven academic ability to engage with complex theoretical and practical issues in global affairs
- Basic proficiency in research and analytical writing
- Ability to work collaboratively in interdisciplinary settings
- Eligibility to study at a university in the country of origin
- No restrictions on nationality or residency
- No age limits specified
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How to apply
Applicants must submit a digital application through the university’s portal, including a copy of their passport, Bachelor’s degree diploma (no provisional certificates accepted), an eligibility letter confirming study eligibility in their country, and a certificate proving English proficiency at B1 level. After receiving an offer letter, candidates must pay the tuition fee (in one or two installments) and the application fee to receive an invitation letter.
- Copy of student passport
- Bachelor's Degree Diplomas (no provisional certificates)
- Eligibility letter confirming study eligibility in the country of origin
- Certificate of English proficiency at B1 level
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