17 International Relations Course Programs

The Seasonal School will introduce participants to the urgent topic of the protection of cultural heritage, relying on an interdisciplinary approach. The seasonal school will provide participants with an overview of the legal framework governing the protection of cultural heritage in situations of armed conflict and emergency, as well as a thorough analysis of the international relations perspective, combining history, archaeology, religion, and gender studies.

A Free Online Course On International Relations And Global Issues - With Certificate.

The International Relations programme at ESE Milan offers students a strong foundation in global political systems, diplomacy, and cross-cultural communication.

The International Relations programme at ESE London provides a comprehensive introduction to political science and diplomatic practice in today’s global environment.

The International Relations programme at ESE Rome provides foundational knowledge of global politics while building communication, negotiation, and conflict-resolution skills.

The International Relations course at ESE Madrid introduces students to global political structures while building essential diplomatic and analytical skills.

The International Relations course at the European School of Economics offers a foundational understanding of global affairs within a political science framework, equipping students with the analytical and interpersonal skills needed to navigate complex international issues.

The GSD SHORT TERM EXECUTIVE LEVEL programmes are flexible and challenging graduate programmes aimed at enriching the skills of professionals through a diverse modular curriculum, tailored teaching methods, and an interactive learning environment.

The International Relations Concentration offers you the opportunity to combine insights from political and other social sciences with language and humanistic studies in order to examine pressing questions related to war, peace, trade, security, justice and power. This concentration complements majors in the social sciences, area studies, and foreign languages in particular, but it is appropriate to all students committed to engaging with issues arising from the globalized nature of the modern world.

Recent transformations in the international setting have brought important challenges for higher education institutions. Since the end of the Cold War, a series of events have marked the practice of international relations. These events are linked to the increase in trade and capital flows, the growing competition for non-renewable material resources and the large-scale geopolitical changes, such as the creation of new national states, the integration processes and the territorial conflicts. In order to face these phenomena, both governments and civil society organizations are demanding a professional with specific academic training in the field of international relations. This training takes an interdisciplinary approach, bearing in mind the nature of the phenomena involved.

The four-week online Debating International Relations course provides at least 72 hours of core academic teaching, along with development sessions to make the most of your international experience.

You can earn an International Relations minor from the Department of Political Science and Public Administration regardless of your major. This curriculum explores the role the global environment plays in shaping politics in the U.S. and abroad and a variety of other topics, including: International organizations, Non-governmental organizations, Transnational advocacy networks, The global economy.

As an international relations (IR) major, you’ll integrate the study of politics, economics, history and foreign languages to gain the skills you need to meet the challenges of a rapidly changing world. IR students spend at least a semester abroad for a first-hand introduction to a foreign society. A thesis and study in one or two languages are required.

In a world that is being reshaped in challenging ways, Politics and International Relations is where the action is. We provide real student engagement with small class sizes where professors know your name and what you’re about. Every year our students and faculty travel together to some of the most important sites of political action – in Canada, the United States, Africa and Europe. You learn why societies look the way they do, and how politics is the ultimate tool for change.

This programme stems from an earlier initiative by HCS on the Global Immersion Programme, which was launched by Minister Heng Swee Keat in November 2013. This APQ aims to support Singapore’s SkillsFuture agenda and economic progress as Singapore moves to the next phase of development towards an advanced economy and inclusive society.