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TPB2012-018
Module Rationale
Provide a rationale for the introduction of the module and specify for which programme(s) of study the module
is designed and whether it will be offered as a core, compulsory or option module. If the programme(s)
concerned comprise of a number of dedicated pathways / routes the status of the module on each should also
be made clear.
This module will be one of the core modules for the proposed new MSc. International Public Policy. The module will provide the
students on this programme with the necessary conceptual and empirical material for engaging with debates about the role,
possibilities and limitations of international public policy. In so doing it will provide coherence to the proposed programme and
enhance it attractiveness to prospective students. It will also be an optional course for students on MA International Relations
and MSc Public Policy.
Resource Requirements
By school responsible for module
Academic and support staff requirements as well as physical requirements will
be standard for Master's courses offered by the School. Some additional books
and journals may be required.
By any other Queen Mary school or
collaborative institution
Approval of New Module Proposal
The signature of the Heads of School/Institute will be taken as confirmation that the School or Institute
can fund the required resources, both internal and elsewhere (for example: staffing, library and
computing resources).
Head(s) of School
Prof Jeremy
Jennings
Digitally signed by Prof Jeremy
Jennings
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ou, email=j.r.jennings@qmul.ac.uk,
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