International Relations (Collaborative Program)
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Arts and Science
Participating Degree Programs
Anthropology – MA
Economics – MA
Geography – MA
Health Administration – MSc
History – MA
Political Science – MA
Sociology – MA
Religion – MA
Women and Gender Studies – MA
The Collaborative Master of Arts/Master of Science in International Relations program engages students with a strong interest in interdisciplinary studies who intend to pursue careers in business, government, international organizations, non-governmental organizations, or academia. The program combines the approaches and perspectives of a variety of disciplines to make sense of a rapidly changing world, and offers students the flexibility to pursue their own particular interests.
The graduate programs listed above participate in the collaborative program. Students who wish to enrol in the collaborative program must apply to and be admitted to both the collaborative program and a degree program in one of the collaborating departments. Following successful completion of the program requirements, students receive the master’s degree in their home department, with a transcript notation indicating completion of the Collaborative Program in International Relations.
Students in the Collaborative Program in International Relations may be interested in the Combined JD/MA in Political Science and Law program – see the Political Science entry in this calendar for further information.
Contact and Address
Web: www.utoronto.ca/mair
E-mail: cis.mair@utoronto.ca
Telephone: (416) 946-8917
Fax: (416) 946-8915
Megan Ball
Program Administrator
Collaborative Master's in International Relations Program
Munk Centre for International Studies
University of Toronto
Room 255S, 1 Devonshire Place
Toronto, Ontario M5S 3K7
Canada
Degree Programs
Master's Level
Admission Requirements
- Admission is subject to the approval of the graduate department concerned and the collaborative program.
- A cumulative average of A- is normally required for admission.
- Applicants will normally be expected to have completed and passed an introductory course in microeconomics and macroeconomics at the undergraduate level.
Program Requirements
- Students complete a total of 2.5 full-course equivalents (FCE) as follows: 1.5 required core FCE (in international economics, history and philosophy of international relations, and public international law) and 1.0 elective FCE (in international relations).
- Additional degree requirements vary from department to department. Details of additional requirements are available from the Centre for International Studies, from the departmental graduate or MA supervisors, or from the collaborative program's Web site listed above.
- Students must demonstrate competence in a second language.
Program Committee
Duranton, Gilles - BSc, MA, MSc, PhD - Economics
Wark, Wesley - BA, MA, PhD - History
Brunnee, Jutta - LLM, SJD - Law (Combined Program Director)
Bernstein, Steven - BA, MA, PhD - Political Science (Director)
Clarkson, Stephen - BA, MA, D de Rech - Political Science
Deibert, Ronald - BA, MA, PhD - Political Science
Kirton, John - BA, MA, PhD - Political Science
Pauly, Louis - BA, MA, MSc, MA, PhD, Canada Research Chair - Political Science
Friedmann, Harriet - AB, MA, PhD - Sociology
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