M.A. · Graduate
Political Science & International Relations
- Degree
- M.A.
- Level
- Graduate
Programme overview
Trains future leaders in diplomacy, global governance, and African politics, blending theory with practical skills in negotiation and conflict resolution.
Curriculum
Year 1
5 courses- 01Political Theory & Philosophy
- 02Comparative Politics
- 03International Relations
- 04Theory
- 05Research Methods in Political Science
Year 2
10 courses- 01African Foreign Policy
- 02Peace & Conflict Resolution
- 03International
- 04Organizations (UN, AU, ECOWAS)
- 05Master's Thesis
- 06Sample Courses
- 07Comparative African & Global Politics
- 08International Law & Human Rights
- 09Peace & Security Studies
- 10Diplomacy & Negotiation Practice
Course lists are indicative and may be updated as the programme is accredited and reviewed.
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