Master of Arts in International Relations and Diplomacy

Gain a deep understanding of global political dynamics and learn to address critical international issues, such as conflict resolution, global governance, and human rights. The MA in international relations and diplomacy course equips you with essential skills to navigate complex relationships between state and non-state actors, offering solutions to challenges like cybersecurity, climate change, and economic crises in global affairs.  This master's in international relations and diplomacy degree provides a comprehensive understanding of international relations. Choosing an international relations course from Schiller is a smart choice for a successful career in diplomacy. Study in the Madrid. Our program equips you with the tools to analyze global markets, recommend strategies for sustainable economic growth, and address key global challenges. You will benefit from real-world insights, career guidance, and networking through our partnership with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR). The master's in international relations and diplomacy program offers a unique blend of theory and practice. Top students will graduate with official UNITAR certification at a prestigious ceremony at the UN in Switzerland. Plus, high-performing students can apply for exclusive 3-month internships with international organizations, kick-starting their careers in global affairs and diplomacy.  Our international relations and diplomacy program also offers an opportunity to undertake an internship with an international organization. Consider earning a master's in international relations and diplomacy in Europe to enhance your career opportunities.

Programme-specific requirements recorded in SIT Connect.

• A bachelor's degree or its equivalent is required, with a good academic record
• depending on the field of your undergraduate degree, you may have to complete some prerequisite courses. If your degree is not recognised in the United States, you must arrange and pay for an evaluation of your foreign transcript by AACRAO International Education Services, a member of AICE or a NACES member. Proof of English proficiency is required unless waived (see the English requirement)
• the GMAT is not required. Admission runs in stages: the application form and a copy of your passport or ID lead to a Conditional Offer Letter, and the Unconditional Offer Letter follows once you have paid the deposit, sent your transcripts, diploma and CV, passed the Online Readiness Test, provided English proof and completed a virtual academic interview.

The official programme record lists English. It does not publish a programme-specific minimum language-test score, so no score is invented here.

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