PKU-LSE Double Master’s Degree in International Affairs is a two-year full-time double degree program organized jointly by the School of International Studies of Peking University and the Department of International History at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). Students spend the first year studying in Beijing and the second year in London. 
The PKU-LSE Double Master’s Degree Program offers an outstanding opportunity for graduate students and young professionals to study general international relations. In the first year, students can take courses in both English and Chinese at SIS, mainly focusing on China and Asia-Pacific studies, as well as the theory and history of global international relations. In the second year, students can choose courses from the Department of International History at LSE. 

The PKU-Sciences Po Dual Master’s Degree program is a collaborative program of general international studies where students spend the first year at Sciences Po in Paris and the second year at Peking University in Beijing. 
The dual degree program offers a multidisciplinary approach, covering a broad range of topics such as international relations, international political economy, international public policies, international organizations, area studies (including African studies), comparative politics, and emerging fields like energy and environmental studies in an international context. The program emphasizes multicultural perspectives on global security and developmental issues, providing students with a unique opportunity to study international affairs in both Paris and Beijing. 

The School of International Studies at Peking University launched the Master of International Relations (MIR) program in 2009 for those interested in international studies and Chinese foreign relations. All the international applicants are welcomed. 
MIR is one of the leading English-taught Master’s programs in China. This program offers insights into the most recent developments in Chinese international relations studies and the Chinese perspectives on crucial issues such as world system, security, environment, energy, etc. Through coursework and thesis projects, students will deepen their understanding of Chinese politics, society, and foreign relations. 

The Campus Asia PKU-UTokyo-SNU Double Degree is a double master’s degree program in International Relations and Public Policy where students obtain two master’s degrees separately from their home institution and the first partner institution while enjoying one semester of non-degree exchange at the second partner institution. 
This dual degree program aims to enrich study abroad experiences for Chinese, Japanese, and South Korean students through well-coordinated course offerings. Students will have the opportunity to gain a more profound learning experience about international issues in the three countries. The dual degree program lasts for up to three academic years.

The PKU-IHEID 3+2 Program aims to select fourth-year undergraduate students from the School of International Studies at Peking University to pursue further studies at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies (IHEID). Upon successful completion of their studies and fulfillment of the requirements, students will be awarded both a Bachelor’s degree from Peking University (awarded after the first academic year in Switzerland) and a Master’s degree from IHEID (awarded after the second academic year in Switzerland). Students admitted to this program will study at Peking University until the end of their third year and must complete all required course credits. After passing the qualification review, they will proceed to IHEID in Switzerland for a two-year study period.