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New Academic Programs
Fall 21 Admissions Cycle
Continuing with UCPs tradition of offering contemporary programs, four new programs were
launched in Fall 2021:
MPhil - International Relations (IR) by Faculty of
Arts & Social Sciences
Recognizing the imperatives of increasing globalization that need an understanding of complex
interrelationships, profound knowledge of other countries, political systems, and different
mentalities. UCP introduced an in-depth research-based MPhil IR. The program aims to enable
students to analyze complexities and processes involved in world politics and international affairs.
Coursework provides exposure to the key subfields of the discipline and relevant issues such
as Regional Politics, Globalization, Conflicts and Strategic Issues facing States. Coursework also
includes International Relations Theory, International Security, International Political Economy,
International Organization, and Foreign Policy Analysis.
Program Highlights
Graduates will be able to demonstrate proficiency in:
•
Analyzing classical and alternative theories of international relations, the heritage and
development of the discipline, and the major debates concerning world order, diplomacy, and
international law underlying its inherent nature as an interdisciplinary study within the field of
political science.
Evaluating the changing role of the state in the context of globalization, regionalism, and
security, including the impact of non-state actors, competing interests, and emerging norms
within international systems.
Assessing the nature and distribution of economic, political, and military resources in the
context of interdependence and delimited by cultural, social, and historical issues.
Distinguishing the interactions of state, non-state, and supra-national actors through a dynamic
appreciation of contemporary issues and differing levels of analyses.
Examining the major theories of conflict and change and the role of traditional and emerging
norms and institutions in the peaceful settlement of disputes, human rights, and environmental
issues.
After completing their research work, students will be able to demonstrate strong research skills,
critically analyze international events and issues, apply theories of international relations on day-
to-day events and state affairs and demonstrate effective communication skills.
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