Freestanding courses

• FKVB21 – War and Peace in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
• STVM23 – Master´s (Two Years) Thesis in European Affairs
• STVM24 – Master´s (One Year) Thesis in European Affairs
• STVN13 – War and Peace in a World in Transition
• STVN14 – Political Science Methodology
• STVN17 – Power, Politics, and the Environment
• STVN22 – Policy Processes – Actors, Causes and Consequences
• STVN24 – Comparative Politics: Institutions and Actors
• STVN25 – Environmental and Planetary Politics
• STVN26 – Intelligence Analysis
• STVP30 – European Governance

Many courses in the Department of Political Science are linked to specific research projects, in which teachers are involved. Therefore, the courses are not given every term.

Information on which courses are currently running

We now also offer two X-courses:

• STVD01 – Political Science: AI and Democracy
• UNDD01 – Intelligence Analysis: Intelligence Cooperation in an Uncertain World

Here you can read more about X courses: X-courses | Faculty of Social Sciences

Special entry requirements for studying courses at the advanced level

You must have completed the equivalent of 150 ECTS-credits (2.5 years) at undergraduate level, including 90 ECTS-credits (1.5 years) in Political Science or Peace or Peace and Conflict Studies.

Interdisciplinary courses

If you are qualified for Master's courses on the advanced or graduate level, you may also apply for interdisciplinary courses.

Go to the Faculty of Social Sciences to read more about Master's studies and interdisciplinary courses.

Courses for exchange students coming to Sweden

More information on the courses we offer to our exchange students coming to Sweden can be found here:

Courses for exchange students