In a world shaped by growing geopolitical tensions, global crises, and deep international interdependence, diplomacy plays a key role in promoting stability and cooperation. Today, it goes beyond traditional state-to-state relations, covering areas such as climate negotiations, humanitarian response, security dialogues, and global digital governance. Effective diplomacy requires strong analytical skills, advanced communication abilities, and the capacity to operate in complex, multicultural environments.
The programme’s strength lies in its modern and interactive teaching methods, offering a structured, step-by-step understanding of global affairs through case studies, simulations, and expert-led discussions that connect theory with practice. The student-friendly assessment scheme includes presentations, policy briefs, debates, and group projects, allowing students to demonstrate their skills in diverse formats. Following English academic rules and grading standards, the programme prepares graduates for the varied demands of a career in international relations.
In 2024, the International Relations programme underwent a significant revision, bringing it fully up to date with current global challenges and trends. It now includes a dynamic mix of courses designed to provide practical and theoretical knowledge in areas such as international diplomacy, global governance, and European integration.