Curricular structure
The Master's programme covers the fields of History, Cooperation and Development, Education, Cultural Studies, Political Studies, Law, Philosophy, Literature, Psychology, International Relations and Sociology. Specialisation at regional level is also encouraged, namely with specific curricular units on Africa, Brazil, North America, the Arab world and the Middle East, Europe, etc...
The MHRIC comprises a common training area (in Methodologies of Scientific Work; Political Theories and International Relations; and Problematics of International Politics) and two distinct specialisation areas (in International Relations and Cooperation or in Political Studies). In the second year, with the public defence of a dissertation or final internship report, students obtain a master's degree in their chosen specialisation:
- Master's in History, International Relations and Cooperation: specialisation International Relations and Cooperation;
- Master's degree in History, International Relations and Cooperation: specialisation in Political Studies
The Master’s Degree has teachers and researchers from FLUP’s various departments and other faculties (Psychology and Education Sciences) of the University of Porto. The teaching team is also involved in national and international projects and collaborates with specialists from various Portuguese and foreign universities. In addition, the Master's is an active participant in the organisation of and association with annual academic events, such as the Colloquium of Young Researchers in International Relations, organised by Master's graduates of the programme, with the active participation of students.
Contacts
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