Conflicts

Course Structure

1. [\'Geopolitics of Borders\', \'Excursion\', \'Conflicting Theories\', \'Political and Geographical Conflict Resolution\', "The Conflicts, Territories and Identities Master\'s programme includes one elective course of at least 6 ECTS. It should be a relevant course for the central theme of this Master\'s specialisation. Ideally, the elective course forms a close relationship with your Master\'s thesis. There are four options for filling this elective space. In consultation with your supervisor, choose the course that will be most helpful for you in the development of your Master\'s thesis research. Like for example:The CICAM course Conflict, Aid and Development (Quarter 3)The human geography course Cross-Border Governance (Quarter 3-4)The human geography course Qualitative Methods (Quarter 3), strongly recommended in case you lack prior methods trainingFinally, you may opt for another Master\'s course that you select yourself. It may be a course offered by our own department, offered by other disciplines within our faculty, offered by other faculties of Radboud University, but also courses offered by other universities in the Netherlands or abroad, which suit your personal research interests.You can explore yourself. The leaflet \‘preparing your Master\'s programme\' explains which criteria elective courses have to fulfil. Here are just a few examples:Cross Border Governance (Geography, RU)Multi-Culturalism, Diverity and Space (Geography, RU)Foreign and Security Policies of the EU and Other European Organisations (European Law)Global Shift: International Political Economy (American Studies)Globalisation and Development (Geography)Politieke en culturele geografie (Geography)Protection of Human Rights in International Law (European Law)Protection of Indigenous Peoples and National Minorities in International Law (International & European Law)Representations of Otherness (American Studies)AssessmentThroughout the Master\'s you will be assessed by a mixture of written exams, essays, papers, projects, oral presentations and your Masters thesis.", \'The CICAM course Conflict, Aid and Development (Quarter 3)\', \'The human geography course Cross-Border Governance (Quarter 3-4)\', \'The human geography course Qualitative Methods (Quarter 3), strongly recommended in case you lack prior methods training\', "Finally, you may opt for another Master\'s course that you select yourself. It may be a course offered by our own department, offered by other disciplines within our faculty, offered by other faculties of Radboud University, but also courses offered by other universities in the Netherlands or abroad, which suit your personal research interests.", \'Cross Border Governance (Geography, RU)\', \'Multi-Culturalism, Diverity and Space (Geography, RU)\', \'Foreign and Security Policies of the EU and Other European Organisations (European Law)\', \'Global Shift: International Political Economy (American Studies)\', \'Globalisation and Development (Geography)\', \'Politieke en culturele geografie (Geography)\', \'Protection of Human Rights in International Law (European Law)\', \'Protection of Indigenous Peoples and National Minorities in International Law (International & European Law)\', \'Representations of Otherness (American Studies)\']