Bachelor in International Relations
General description:
The programme has been developed so that the student is capable to examine and understand the complex aspects and the processes involved in the relations between governmental and non-governmental institutions.
Students examine the dynamics, the structural characteristics, the humanitarian issues and international political economics in a global community.
Training objectives:
In this programme, students acquire an analytical and practical know-how leading to careers in journalism, public administration and the corporate world.
Opportunities:
Students explore the political dynamics which influences cooperation between states, and evaluate the specific role played by international organisations such as the United Nations, in the promotion of peace and international security.
Learning outcomes:
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Examine and understand the complex aspects and the processes implied in the relations between institutions of international governance;
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Examine the dynamics, the structural characteristics, the humanitarian issues and the international political economy at work in the global community;
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Analyse the main issues in international politics and understand the workings of international relations.
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Manage a protocol department.
First year programme:
BIR 100 : Research methodology
BIR 101 : Introduction to law
BIR 102 : International public law I
BIR 103 : Introduction to microeconomics
BIR 104 : Economic history and globalisation
BIR 105 : International history
BIR 106 : Introduction to political science
BIR 107 : Introduction to international relations
BIR 108 : Constitutional law I
BIR 109 : Constitutional law II
Second year programme:
BIR 201 : Foreign Policy Analysis
BIR 202 : History of legal and political thought
BIR 203 : International political economics
BIR 204 : Introduction to legal reasoning
BIR 205 : Interdisciplinary research methodology
BIR 206 : International organisations
BIR 207 : Economic and social history of developing countries
BIR 208 : European institutional law
BIR 209 : International humanitarian law
BIR 210 : Problems of contemporary societies: the economy and digital societies
Third year programme:
BIR 300 : International finance
BIR 301 : Migratory problems
BIR 302 : International security
BIR 303 : History of diplomacy
BIR 304 : Leadership Skills
BIR 305 : International foreign policies
BIR 306 : International negotiations
BIR 307 : International trade
BIR 308 : International public law II
Dissertation
