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Programme · M.Sc

Master of Science (International Relations).

Master of Science (International Relations)

  • Duration 2 years
  • Credits 120–180
  • Mode Full-time
  • Accreditation Fully accredited
I. About

About the programme.

Programme description pending.

Department Department of Political Science, International Relations & Public Administration
Faculty College of Arts, Social and Management Sciences
Code MSc-INR
II. Curriculum

Four levels, one journey.

14 courses across 1 levels, totalling 45 credits. Each level builds on the last; the final year culminates in a capstone project.

Download the approved curriculum (PDF)

800 Level
14 courses 45 credits
Code Course Cr. Sem Type
INR801 Theories of International Relations 3 1 Core
INR805 Research Methodology 3 1 Core
INR807 Theories & Practice of Diplomacy 3 1 Core
INR811 Asia and the World 3 1 Elective
INR802 Foreign Policy Analysis 3 2 Core
INR804 Nigerian Foreign Policy 3 2 Core
INR806 Foreign Policies of the Francophone States of West Africa 3 2 Elective
INR808 New States in World Politics 3 2 Elective
INR803 International Economic Relations 3 3 Core
INR877 Graduate Seminar 3 3 Core
INR809 European Union and the World 3 3 Elective
INR815 International Institutions 3 3 Elective
INR899 Dissertation 6 4 Core
INR812 International Law 3 4 Elective

Course descriptions and learning outcomes are reviewed annually in line with NUC CCMAS guidelines and industry feedback.  Download the approved curriculum (PDF) →

III. Learning outcomes

What you'll be able to do.

Detailed learning outcomes for this programme are being finalised. Contact admissions for an indicative outline.

VI. Assessment

How you'll be assessed.

Continuous + summative

Each course carries continuous assessment plus a summative end-of-semester examination. Specific weights and formats are detailed in each course outline.

External examiners

In line with NUC requirements, qualified academics from other Nigerian universities review examination questions, moderate marks, and assess degree projects.

CCMAS compliance

The programme follows the National Universities Commission's Core Curriculum and Minimum Academic Standards.

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