Program Overview
Master
International Relation
Curriculum
Course Catalog
the curriculum consists of core compulsory subjects and a selection of electives that allow students to specialize in their chosen field.
Common Courses
~6 credits
Course TitleCredit
Course TitleCredit
Leadership & Organizational Behaviour
3
Theory of State
3
Major Courses
~24 credits
Course TitleCredit
Course TitleCredit
Labor Law
3
International Criminal Law
3
Applied Statistics
3
Human Rights Law
3
Negotiation & Conflict Resolution
3
Global Governance & Policy Analysis
3
International Political Economy & Public Policy
3
Research Methodology
3
Elective Courses
~21 credits
Course TitleCredit
Course TitleCredit
Taxation & Fiscal Policy
3
International Commercial Law
3
Alternative Dispute Resolution
3
Territorial Administrative Management
3
Administrative Science
3
Land Law & Dispute Resolution
3
Public Management & Leadership
3
Course titles and credit hours are indicative. The official curriculum is published each academic year by the Dean’s office and is subject to update.
Competencies
Program Learning Outcomes
Hard Skills
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Soft Skills
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Entry Requirements