Constructor University Bachelor in International Relations: Politics and History
Constructor University

Constructor University

Bachelor in International Relations: Politics and History

Bremen, Germany

Bachelor's degree

3 years

English

Full time

EUR 10,000 / per semester

On-Campus

Key Summary

About: The Bachelor in International Relations: Politics and History at Constructor University in Bremen combines political science, history, law and philosophy to address global challenges. It uses multidisciplinary theory and methods to trace historical origins and explore solutions. It covers contemporary global affairs. The program readies students for graduate study and careers; about 60% of graduates attend schools such as Oxford, Cambridge, LSE, Harvard and Sciences Po. Constructor University enrolls 2,000+ students from 120+ countries on its campus.

Career Outcomes: Graduates gain analytical, research and communication skills for roles in politics and diplomacy, public policy, communications, development, business and consulting.

The IRPH program is designed to address complex and pressing global issues today. The program takes a multidisciplinary approach, combining theories and methods from political science, history, law, and philosophy to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of international relations. The overarching goal of the program is to equip students with the knowledge and skills to analyze and tackle the historical origins and potential solutions to these global challenges.

The program has a proven track record of preparing students for success in further academic pursuits and the job market. Approximately 60% of IRPH graduates go on to attend prestigious graduate schools, including Oxford, Cambridge, LSE, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Georgetown, and Sciences Po. The remaining 40% of graduates enter a variety of careers, including traditional international relations roles, public policy, development work, business, consulting, and more. The IRPH program has received high marks from the Centre for Higher Education (CHE), a further testament to the program's quality and effectiveness in preparing students for successful careers.