does anyone have any idea as to which is highly reputable in this course in the uk and accepts 2:2 for its masters program and the oppurtunitirs after work as compared to the business/management courses

hi, middlesex university is quite good with Intl relations. having running it with diplomacy is not certain. but you could e-mail us at ucasapplicationassist@gmail.com. we could look at some other unis like kent, essex,hull

ctrume:

does anyone have any idea as to which is highly reputable in this course in the uk and accepts 2:2 for its masters program and the oppurtunitirs after work as compared to the business/management courses

Try these Universities.
http://www2.lse.ac.uk/graduateProspectus2010/taughtProgrammes/MScInternationalRelations.aspx
http://www.kingston.ac.uk/pgintrelations/

http://www.rhul.ac.uk/politics-and-ir/Studying/Postgraduate.html

When you graduate you will be allowed to work for 2yrs with post study work permit

I doubt if lse would accept 2:2. 2 years work after graduation is not automatic. you need to get a job, then your employer would apply for a work permit. if you dont get a job before your student visa expires, then you would have to come back home first, cos if you are caught. hmmmm. you can imagine the rest.

brookline:

I doubt if lse would accept 2:2. 2 years work after graduation is not automatic. you need to get a job, then your employer would apply for a work permit. if you dont get a job before your student visa expires, then you would have to come back home first, cos if you are caught. hmmmm. you can imagine the rest.

That is totally untrue. When you graduate here with Bs/Msc you are allowed to apply for Post-Study-Work Permit without getting a job. You pay £400, letter from your university, £800 in ur bank account then u will be given one within a month. its for 2yrs but u can't extend it but can switch to another work permit program IF you are earning up to £20,000 a yr.

I wish to thank u all but iv checked at lse site and dey dnt accept 2:2, would love to get more contributions on schools with high degree of reputation in churning out int'l relations/diplomatic materials

ctrume:

I wish to thank u all but iv checked at lse site and dey dnt accept 2:2, would love to get more contributions on schools with high degree of reputation in churning out int'l relations/diplomatic materials

Top 10 universities here will cost you alot for Msc, if you have the money then there are alot of Universities u can check out, we are talking about £10.000 up for fees only.

Yea,i think sumtin btw 10,000 to 12500 pounds is still very okay with me, js want a school of high repute and does anyone knw hw well these courses rank in terms of employability alongside the business/management courses?and which would you advice?

ctrume:

Yea,i think sumtin btw 10,000 to 12500 pounds is still very okay with me, js want a school of high repute and does anyone knw hw well these courses rank in terms of employability alongside the business/management courses?and which would you advice?

Tryuniversity of Aberdeen http://www.abdn.ac.uk/prospectus/pgrad/study/taughtlist.php, they offer the course(Intl Relations) and their fees is below £10,000. The uni got good ranking too. Though they need 2-1 but if you got work experience then 2-2 will be ok.