Politics of Climate Change MA

**The world’s ability to tackle the climate crisis is defined by a host of political, economic and social factors. Our MA is unique in analysing climate change within these political realities, helping you understand the complex forces that enable or obstruct action at global, regional and national levels. Develop the critical insight to evaluate climate policies and develop more lasting and just approaches. Guided by world-leading researchers, you’ll build transferable skills in-demand by organisations influencing climate policy.\
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Important information**

We are planning to make some changes to our Politics of Climate Change MA for 2027 entry. Changes are currently undergoing approval through the University's rigorous academic processes. As any changes are confirmed, they will be included on this webpage. It is therefore very important that you check this webpage for the latest information before you apply and prior to accepting an offer.\
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Teaching and learning

Learn from leading researchers and connect with an academic community at the bleeding-edge of climate action.

* Research-led teaching: learn from world-leading researchers, including Professor Simon Caney, Dr Marit Hammond, Professor Caroline Kuzemko and Dr Mitya Pearson

* Practical skills: develop negotiation and advocacy skills through opportunities such as Café Diplomatico

* Professional networking: engage with PAIS's Environmental Cluster and Warwick's university-wide Sustainability Spotlight through research and networking events

* Independent research: investigate a specialist area of climate politics through your dissertation

* Double Degrees: choose to combine your MA with a Master’s at one of six international partner universities through our Double Degree programmes