International Relations major – Introduction

The distinctive features in training program:

– Students are exposed to specialized English from the first year.
– The program combines theory with practical application.
– Offers a variety of engaging and dynamic field-specific activities.

Specializations in the program:

• Multilateral Diplomacy: Provides in-depth training on culture, economy, politics, foreign policies, contemporary international relations, events, issues, conflicts, and their resolutions.
• International Communication: Focuses on specialized knowledge in international communication and journalism, including writing skills for journalism, planning and organizing international communication projects, television program development, planning for social and community communication projects, building foreign relations and national communication, organizing and management.

Career opportunities:

Upon graduation, students have opportunities to work in:

– Foreign affairs, communication, organizational development, and public relations departments in domestic and international companies and corporations.
– Government agencies, foreign affairs departments, embassies, and consulates of various countries, international organizations, and non-governmental organizations.
– Companies specializing in event organization, media, television production, editorial boards, television stations, and more.

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