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This English-taught master's in Chinese Politics and Diplomacy at Fudan University in Shanghai runs for two years. Through a curriculum that combines theoretical insights with practical knowledge, students engage with faculty and gain firsthand experience of China's political…
The Master's in Europe and Asia in Global Affairs explores Europe–Asia relations through international relations, history, economics, law, and political science. Hosted by Fudan University in Shanghai, this two-year English-taught programme emphasises comparative global dynamics.
This English-taught Master in International Affairs and Public Policy at Nankai University examines global politics, diplomacy, and policy analysis. Students build research and analytical capabilities relevant to government, non-governmental organisations, and international institutions.
The master's in International Law at Ocean University of China (OUC) (Qingdao) is English-taught and spans two years. Study includes practical skills and theoretical knowledge, students will engage in critical analyses of global legal issues, preparing them for careers in diplomacy, international…
The master's in International Law at Zhengzhou University (ZZU) (Zhengzhou) is Chinese-taught and spans three years. Study includes critical thinking and practical application, students will explore key areas such as international human rights law, trade law, and dispute resolution.

Ocean University of China (OUC) in Qingdao offers this English-taught master's in International Political over two years. Throughout the two-year curriculum, students will engage with critical topics such as diplomacy, global governance, and international security, preparing them for impactful…
The master's in International Politics at Zhengzhou University (ZZU) (Zhengzhou) is Chinese-taught and spans three years. It focuses on the intersection of Chinese and international political contexts, equipping graduates with unique insights and skills relevant to today’s interconnected world.






