International relations

Overview of the specialization:

International relations is a specialization that deals with the study of relations between states and relations between organizations and international institutions. The specialization touches on political, economic, social, and cultural affairs, as well as issues related to human rights, the environment, and other important issues that affect international relations and shape the international system.

Courses:

• International law
• International security
• Conflict resolution
• Globalization and development
• History of international relations
• Theories of international relations
• Introduction to international relations
• Diplomacy and international negotiation
• International trade and monetary system
• National participation
• International politics
• Global governance and international institutions

Advantages of Studying International Relations:

• Understanding political systems, international institutions, and the challenges they face.
• Learning how to study political and economic issues and assess their impact on international relations.
• Gain diplomatic and leadership skills and knowing how to negotiate to deal with complex international issues.
• Getting to know different cultures and understanding cultural diversity in the world as a result of ongoing international communication.
• Expanding political horizons and gaining a real understanding of human rights and foreign affairs.
• Being exposed to different international issues: social, economic, and political with transparency and democracy.
• Increasing political awareness and a clear understanding of international relations and political, economic, and social transformations