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Master of Arts in International Relations — study plan

Dar Al-Hekma University Hekma School of Business and Law

Credit hours
42
Levels
4
Courses
14
Degree
master

The Master of Arts in International Relations study plan at Dar Al-Hekma University is an accredited master programme spanning about 2 years (4 academic levels), requiring 42 credit hours across 14 courses of required and elective study. The table below lists the courses and their credit hours for each level.

Year 1 - Fall 9 credits

Code Course Credits
INTR 6301 Theories & Concepts in International Relations 3
INTR 6302 International Organizations 3
INTR 6303 International Law 3

Year 1 - Spring 12 credits

Code Course Credits
INTR 6304 Comparative Politics 3
INTR 6305 Fundamentals of Economics 3
INTR 6306 Research Methodology and Statistics 3
INTL 6304 Processes of International Negotiations 3

Year 2 - Fall 12 credits

Code Course Credits
XXXX XXXX Concentration Choice Course 3
XXXX XXXX Concentration Choice Course 3
XXXX XXXX Concentration Choice Course 3
XXXX XXXX Free Elective 3

Year 2 - Spring 9 credits

Code Course Credits
INTE 6304 International Political Economy 3
INTR 6312 Research Project 3
XXXX XXXX Free Elective 3

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Frequently asked questions about Master of Arts in International Relations

How many credit hours is Master of Arts in International Relations at Dar Al-Hekma University?

Master of Arts in International Relations at Dar Al-Hekma University requires completing 42 credit hours to graduate, spread across 14 courses.

How many years is Master of Arts in International Relations at Dar Al-Hekma University?

The study plan for Master of Arts in International Relations spans about 2 years (4 levels/semesters) under the approved plan.

What degree does Master of Arts in International Relations award?

Master of Arts in International Relations at Dar Al-Hekma University awards a Master's degree after completing 42 credit hours.

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