Race, Ethnicity, Conflict (M.Phil.)

Students take three core taught modules: Race and Ethnicity: Theoretical Concept;.Research Methods and Colonialism; Conflict and Liberal Intervention.

Optional modules vary from year to year, with students selecting electives including: International Human Rights Law; Gender, War and Peace; Race, Ethnicity and Social Policy; Conflict Zones: Case Studies; Race, Ethnicity and Education in Europe and North America; Labour, Migration, Conflict; United Nations and Conflict Resolution; and Rethinking European Citizenship and Contemporary Sources of Conflict.

Students must also complete 20,000-word dissertation, which they research and write with the one-to-one support from an expert in their chosen field.