Diplomacy

Additionally, the assessment scheme is designed to be student-friendly, focusing on a wide range of tasks that allow you to demonstrate your skills in various formats. Assessments include presentations, policy briefs, debates, and collaborative projects, all aimed at enhancing communication, analytical, and problem-solving abilities. This varied approach makes the learning process more engaging and prepares you for the diverse demands of a career in international relations, offering a distinct advantage over traditional, exam-focused programmes. Moreover, the programme follows English rules, procedures, and grading system, that evaluate student work in variety ways (in-class exams, quizzes, presentations, papers, groups work, etc.). 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. This programme is for you if you have:  

strong interest in global affairs: international relations, diplomacy, and geopolitical issues,

understanding of political, social, and economic factors, shaping global dynamics,

cultural sensitivity and openness to engage with diverse cultural backgrounds and fostering international dialogue,

career aspirations in diplomacy, international organisations, or European institutions,

great communication skills, or willingness to develop them in the cross-cultural way.