The Integrated Skills Curriculum
MA in International Relations students are asked to choose three modules from the list below (each worth one credit). All modules are designed to provide transferable skills
in a particular skill set. Modules run at selected times during the academic year. Students are encouraged to discuss with their academic adviser which modules within the
Integrated Skills Curriculum are best suited to their preferred career path. Some modules are prerequisites for course options in Module D.
Examples:
Analysis & Manipulation of Data
Fundraising & Bid Writing
Public Relations
Research Methods
International Political Theories
Lifelong Career Management
*Theses and internships are subject to making an acceptable proposal for a research project or placement. Field trip locations will vary and are subject to availability.
Internship Electives give you on-the-job experience
Our global Career Services team reaches out to a wide range of organizations that work within the expansive field of international relations in order to provide you with the
experience and contacts you need to start your career. Internships typically take place in the summer during Module D. Prerequisites for participation in the internship program
include satisfactory completion of the Lifelong Career Management course, pre-internship training and development, and a recommendation from both Career Services and an academic
adviser. Please note that internship placements depend on a student’s success in external applications and interviews, and hence internships cannot be guaranteed for all
candidates.
Fascinating professional opportunities for Master graduates
Hult’s MA in International Relations opens opportunities in a range of companies, organizations, think tanks, and services. Hult graduates now work within organizations large
and small: from the United Nations or the World Bank to smaller or more localized NGOs, businesses, and agencies. Large or small, these organizations all seek to recruit
graduates with a combination of subject-specific knowledge and managerial/administrative skills. The Hult MAIR is special because it empowers its graduates with both the
knowledge and the skills to succeed.
Course details
Who is this good for?
Candidates who seek to explore the political dynamics of the international system, how it works, which actors and institutions hold leverage, and the prospects for meaningful
change.
Where is this offered?
London, with option to take electives in San Francisco or Shanghai
Length of program: 1-year
Start dates: September 2010, January 2011
How do I apply?
You can apply online at www.hult.edu/application.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling admissions basis, we encourage you to submit your application early.
Email: postgraduate@hult.edu