Brussels School Of International Studies
The University of Kent's The Brussels School of International Studies is a specialised postgraduate school offering international studies in Brussels, Belgium. Students benefit from the advantages of a degree from a British university offered by its location in the 'Capital of Europe'. There are approximately 220 postgraduate students pursuing degrees at the school, drawn from over 65 countries.
The school currently offers the following degrees:
- MA in European Public Policy
- MA in International Relations
- MA in International Conflict Analysis
- MA in International Political Economy
- MA in International Development
- MA in Migration Studies
- MA in Political Strategy and Communication
- LLM in International Economic Law
- LLM in International Law and International Relations
- LLM in Public International Law
- MPhil/PhD in International Relations
- MPhil/PhD in International Law
- MPhil/PhD in International Conflict Analysis
- MPhil/PhD in Migration Studies
As the name suggests, it is located in Brussels, Belgium.
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