Master in Nationalism, Ethnic Conflict and Development

The Master in Nationalism, Ethnic Conflict and Development at Leiden University is a one-year Master of Science program for students passionate about political science. It focuses on understanding nationalism, ethnic conflict, and development in global contexts. The program is taught in English and offers a unique dual master's arrangement with Johns Hopkins University.

Students will study topics like representation, redistribution, justice, and recognition, and develop analytical skills to address complex political challenges. The curriculum includes current debates and research, helping students understand how identities influence political mobilization and conflict resolution.

Graduates can pursue careers as Policy Analyst, International Relations Specialist, Conflict Resolution Consultant, and Development Officer. They may work in governmental organizations, non-profits, international agencies, and think tanks, using their skills to tackle global issues in diverse environments.