217 International Relations and Global Politics Course Programs

Students who major in political science prepare for an array of career paths in government, law, business, public service, and more. The primary goal of the program is to prepare students for the successful entry and completion of graduate and professional schools, especially law school. The second goal of the program is to prepare students for entry-level professional employment in public agencies at all levels—international, national, state, and local.

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

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

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 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.

Gain exclusive global perspective with specialists at The Economist. A shift within international politics is underway as the rivalry between the United States and China intensifies. Alongside this contest, the state of the climate, migration levels, and aging populations are all of concern to world leaders. The New Global Order: How Politics, Business, and Technology are Changing is an online short course from The Economist. It is designed to equip you with a unique blend of conceptual and practical understanding of global politics and its impact. This six-week course takes you on a journey through the main players in power, their political strategies, economic goals and relationships, crucial events, the role of technology, and the sweep of global trends throughout. You’ll gain a better understanding of how your organization may be affected and how you should respond to emerging shifts.

The International Relations programme in Paris explores global political, economic, and diplomatic dynamics, preparing students for careers in international affairs.

The International Relations programme in Genoa provides an introduction to the political and economic forces shaping global interactions.

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

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

Evolve your leadership perspective and learn to develop a responsive business strategy that can adapt to a changing global context.

Data science is changing how we understand and study politics, policy, and decision-making. This course introduces students to the fundamental tools of data science, including collecting, modeling, and visualizing data, and how to apply these tools to study political and policy questions.

Africa is key to many of today’s global challenges with political implications at large. Researching the continent therefore offers a unique prism for understanding, and addressing, issues of international relevance such as inequality and insecurity, climate change and sustainability, governance challenges and digital transformation, the political economy of extractivism, and the generalised backsliding of the liberal international order.

We offer General English and Business English courses. Our General English courses focus on the four core language skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing to help you to use the English language more effectively. Our Business English course will give you the edge you need in the 21st global market.

Introduction to the comparative study of the political role of religious institutions and beliefs. Covers issues such as religion's relationship to violence and terrorism, democracy and human rights, group identity, gender and sexuality, and modernity and secularism.

These short programs are intended for students at beginner, elementary, or intermediate levels (A0, A1, A2, or B1). They allow for rapid and effective learning of the French language at each student’s individual pace. These courses include oral expression alongside French language classes.