The Bachelor of Social Sciences (International Relations) is an undergraduate program that explores international politics, diplomacy, global governance, international law, security, economics, and relations among states and international organizations. The program develops students' understanding of global issues and equips them with analytical, research, communication, and problem-solving skills for working in national and international settings.
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After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Analyze major theories, concepts, and issues in international relations.
Evaluate global political, economic, social, and security developments.
Understand diplomacy, international law, foreign policy, and global governance.
Conduct research using appropriate social science research methods.
Critically analyze international conflicts and propose appropriate solutions.
Communicate effectively through academic writing, presentations, and policy analysis.
Understand the roles of international organizations and regional institutions.
Apply knowledge of international relations in government, diplomacy, NGOs, development organizations, and international agencies.
The Bachelor of Social Sciences (BoSS) curriculum at Kathmandu University, which focuses on the dynamics of modern Nepalese and worldwide societies, was created for the holistic study of societies. Over the course of four years, this "semester system" program is divided into eight semesters. There are sixteen weeks of intense study—both theoretical and practical—per semester. A 3-credit internship and a 6-credit project make up the course's 128 credit hours.
