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The MSc International Addiction Studies (IPAS) is a unique multi-university online programme with King’s College London, University of Adelaide, and Virginia Commonwealth University (USA).
Study in Paris and London, at the Paris School of International Affairs of Sciences Po (PSIA) and the Faculty of Social Science and Public Policy at King's College London. Aimed at graduate students planning careers in diplomacy, international organisations and other areas of social and public policy at the national, European and global level. It spans a wide range of disciplines and allows students to customise their learning at both universities, by bridging seven Masters programmes on the Sciences Po side and over 30 degree programmes on the King's side. King's College London and Sciences Po Dual Degree
Spanning a wide range of topics, this selective programme will train students to acquire a solid background in Global and International History, comprising theory, methodology, historiography and inquiry and research processes at both universities.
This integrated Double Master’s will provide you with an in-depth understanding of major political and economic developments in Europe, and of the analytical approaches developed to account for them.
Earn a Master of Public Policy from GraSPP and an MA from King's Department of War Studies. This unique programme combines studying public policy from Asian perspectives at GraSPP and conflict, security, and international politics at King’s. Find out more