Master of International Relations and Global Governance

This English‑taught Master of International Relations and Global Governance program belongs to the School of International Relations and Public Affairs of Fudan University, a leading research institute for international studies in China. The program focuses on contemporary global governance issues, international relations theories, major‑power relations, regional cooperation, global public policy and China’s foreign‑policy practice. Core curriculum includes international relations theory, global governance, international political economy, China and world affairs, regional studies, public policy analysis and qualitative & quantitative research methods. Students are encouraged to take part in model‑UN activities, international academic conferences and research assistant projects hosted by faculty research centers. The teaching team consists of scholars who maintain extensive academic cooperation with overseas universities and international organizations. Applicants shall be non‑Chinese citizens holding valid passports and hold a recognized bachelor’s degree in social‑science related disciplines. Two academic recommendation letters, curriculum vitae and English study plan are required for application. Students need to complete credit requirements and submit qualified English thesis for defense to graduate. Graduates can work within international organizations, foreign‑affairs departments, non‑governmental organizations, think tanks and cross‑border public‑policy research institutions worldwide.