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International Master In Regional Integration (IMRI)

This International Master in Regional Integration programme examines the origins and consequences (for nation states as well as firms and citizens) of efforts and strategies to redraw boundaries of authority at the regional level in the context of intensified globalization. Using an interdisciplinary and compratative approach, the programme focuses on explanations of the intensity and type of authority shift to regional institutions across issues and cross regions. It places particular emphasis on understanding the relationship between regional integration and processes of economic globalization, the development of new forms of governance, and the reconfiguration of the state.

 OBJECTIVES
The programme aims to critically asses the significance of regional integration in terms of theoretical, conceptual and empirical debates from a range of social science disciplines. On completion of this programme, students should have:

1.    Arrived at an informed understanding of how regional integration and globalisation are conceptualized and theorised.

 
2.    Interpreted current process associated with regional integration, including national development, economic interdependence and globalisation, the emergence of new forms of governance, the structural context in which these take place and their political economic, legal and social consequences; and

 
3.    Developed key transferable analytical, interpretative, organisational, written and oral presentational skills.

 TARGET STUDENTS
This programme is designed for students for whom an MA will be a prelude to careers in fields related to business, international, regional, government and non-governmental organisations, as well as teaching journalism or any career where advanced knowledge of regional integration and globalisation coupled with an advanced capacity to communicate effectively will be an advantage. It will appeal particularly to those with an interests in the economic, political, legal and social issues that arise from intensified regional integration on a worldwide scale.

  COURSES AND CURRICULUM STRUCTURE


LIST OF COURSES AND CURRICULUM STRUCTURE IN INTERNATIONAL MASTER IN INFORMATION MANAGEMENT (IMRI)

 

AEI Core Courses

 

 

Programme Core Courses

 

QXGX6103

Research Methods and Data Analysis for Social Scientists

3

QXGB6102

Political Economy of Regional Integration

3

QXGX6105

Advanced Studies in Malaysian Politics, Government and Economics

3

QXGB6103

Institutional and Legal Framework for Regional Integration

3

QXGX6106

Advanced Studies in Europe and European Integration

3

QXGB6104

European Model of Regional Integration

3

 

 

 

QXGB6105

Asia-Europe Trade and Financial Issue

3

 

 

 

QXGB6106

Multilateral Institutions and Asia-Europe Economics Development

3

 

 

 

QXGA6181

IMRI Project Paper

16

 

 

 

QXGA6190

IMRI Internship

4

 

Total

9

 

Total

35

 

 

 

 

Total (9+35)

44

 

 




























DURATION OF STUDY
1 year (full time) commencing September – August

 VISITNG PROFESSORS


NAME

INSTITUTE

COURSE

Assoc. Prof. Datin Dr. Hjh Sabitha Marican

Department of Administrative Studies and Politics
Faculty of Economics and Administration University of Malaya

QXGX6103
Research Methods and Data Analysis for Social Scientists

Assoc. Professor Dr. Sivamurugan Pandian

Deputy Dean (Research & Postgraduate) School of Social Sciences
University of Science Malaysia             11800 Minden Penang, Malaysia

QXGX6106
Advanced Studies in Europe and European Integration
 

Assoc. Professor Dr. Sivamurugan Pandian

Deputy Dean (Research & Postgraduate)
School of Social Sciences University of Science Malaysia 11800 Minden             Penang, Malaysia

QXGX6105
Advanced Studies in Malaysian Politics, Government and Economics

Prof. Dr. Martin Jeffrey Holland

Director National Centre for Research on Europe, 4th Level Commerce Building University of Canterbury Private Bag 4800, Christchurch, New Zealand

QXGX6106
Advanced Studies in Europe and European Integration

Prof. Dr. Panayotis Tsakaloyannis

Jean Monnet Chair in European Institution & The EU’s External Relations Department of International and European Economic Studies Athens University of Economics and Business 76 Patission Street 10434 Athens Greece

 

QXGB6102
Political Economy of Regional Integration

Prof. Dr. Andreas Vasilache

Zueckenberg 19, 35041 Hemershausen Marburg, Germany (Former Professor for Political Science, University of Giessen Germany)

QXGB6104
European Model of Regional Integration

Prof. Dr. Christoph Schuck

Professor for Political Science and Philosophy, Faculty 14- Political Science Room 2.245, University of Dortmund Emil-Figge-Str. 50,D-44227, Dortmund, Germany

 

QXGB6104
European Model of Regional Integration

Prof. Dr. Francesco Nucci

Professor of Economic and Statistics, Dipartimento di Scienze Statische La Sapienza University of Rome P.le, Rome, Italy

QXGB6105
Asia-Europe Trade and Financial Issues

Prof. Dr. Georg Wiessala

Professor of International Relations, University of Central Lancashire in Preston, United Kingdom/ 1 Hereford Grove, Cottam, Preston PR4 0NS, United Kingdom

QXGB6106
Multilateral Institutions and Asia-Europe Economic Development
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