Master of Arts in International Relations

Understanding others is the first step toward peace, and UIndy's MA in International Relations prepares you to be that catalyst. Studying a wide range of topics, you will advance your research skills and gain an understanding of international conflicts and resolutions. And it won't be just in the classroom. UIndy also encourages you to have real-world experiences through internships and projects. As you expand the way you see the world, you also expand your future opportunities to effect positive change.
The international relations graduate program at UIndy offers students a unique experience to study a wide range of international relations topics. As a master's student, you will have the opportunity to advance your research skills through a design and methodology course, study various international conflicts and resolutions, and have opportunities for real-world experiences. Throughout their time in the program, students are encouraged to explore their interests, engage in discussions and expand the way they see the world.

ADVANTAGES
Professors have connections for internship opportunities at local government, nonprofit organizations, and international organizations
Evening classes make the program practical for working professionals
Students can choose between taking comprehensive exams or writing a thesis to complete the program

To apply to the program, submit the following: You do not need to submit everything at once to start the application process. For example, you can submit your application, recommendation letters and other materials before you take the GRE. Official transcripts from each university or college attended, showing completion of a bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution. If applying from outside the U.S., the applicant's transcript should show the equivalent of a bachelor's degree. Official Graduate Record Exams (GRE) scores. (You do not have to take and submit GRE scores if your undergraduate grade point average was over a 3.2) Three letters of recommendation by former professors who are familiar with your academic performance. If mailed, these individuals should directly mail their letters to the College of Arts and Sciences. A statement of purpose Students for whom English is a second language must submit TOEFL scores of at least 100 and at least 7 on the IELTS.