Public Policy - MSc

Course overview

Develop the expertise to influence policy and drive societal change.

Course details

Degree level

Master's

Subject

NOT VERIFIED

Duration

1 year

Intake

January 2027

Tuition fee

£20,000 / yearUniversity fee information (opens in a new tab)

Initial deposit

2500 GBP

City

London

Country

England

Campus

London

Official course page

https://www.lboro.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/masters-degrees/public-policy/

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English Language Requirements

Main English Requirements

Alternative English Requirements

Only the tests listed here are shown as accepted for this course.

Entry requirements

For applicants from Pakistan

• Loughborough University Pakistan postgraduate equivalency guide: for a 4-year degree, Lower Second (2:2) = C+ or GPA 2.6; Upper Second (2:1) = B or GPA 3.0; First = A- or GPA 3.7. For a 2/3-year Bachelor or Associate Degree plus Masters: Lower Second = 50% plus GPA 2.6; Upper Second = 55% plus GPA 3.0; First = 60% plus GPA 3.7.

General entry requirements

2:2 honours degree (50% in final year), or equivalent international qualification, in any subject area.

Scholarships & discounts

January 2027: Loughborough University Alumni Bursary 10% off tuition fees; Excellence Scholarship up to £6,000; Global 'Future Me' London Scholarship £10,000 tuition fee discount. The University states the Future Me Scholarship replaces departmental or Loughborough University scholarships/bursaries already awarded. The January 2027 international fee also includes a £5,000 London 10th Anniversary Award; scholarships/awards cannot be combined and the higher-value award applies where eligible.

Course modules

• Grand Challenges; Global Futures: Policy and Policy-Making for a Sustainable World; Who's policymaking, how and why? Global Players, Actors and Ecosystems; Dissertation; options including Negotiation - Strategy, Skills and Leadership, World Trade Law, Sustainable and Resilient Development, Sport Politics and Diplomacy, Strategies and Challenges in the World Order, AI and Society, Trade Law and Sustainability, Peace and Conflict Transformation, Research Approaches in International Affairs, Development and Social Change, Collaborative Project, Comparative Political Economy.