The Master of Arts in International Relations and Diplomacy is a postgraduate program focused on international politics, diplomacy, foreign policy, international law, global governance, security, and international cooperation. It develops students' analytical and research skills to understand complex global issues and prepares them for professional roles in diplomacy, government, international organizations, NGOs, and related fields.
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After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Analyze major theories, concepts, and contemporary issues in international relations.
Evaluate foreign policies and international political developments.
Apply principles and practices of diplomacy and international negotiation.
Analyze international conflicts, security challenges, and cooperation mechanisms.
Understand international law, global governance, and the role of international organizations.
Conduct independent research using appropriate social science methodologies.
Develop policy recommendations based on critical analysis and evidence.
Communicate effectively through policy briefs, academic writing, presentations, and negotiations.
Work effectively in diplomatic, governmental, international, and multicultural environments.
