Faculty of International Relations
International relations constitutes an academic and professional field that deals with the study of relations between international actors, such as states, international organizations, nongovernmental organizations and other global entities. This field of study encompasses a wide range of topics, including international politics, international economics, international law, international security, diplomacy, global development, human rights and more.
International relations scholars and students examine global dynamics, international conflict, international cooperation, economic interdependence, global environmental issues, human rights, security issues, and many other topics that affect relations between states and non-state actors worldwide.
Careers in international relations are diverse and include roles such as diplomats, government officials, policy analysts, foreign policy advisors, international security experts, international development experts, international journalists, humanitarian workers, and many others. In addition, the skills acquired through studies in international relations, such as understanding global politics, diplomacy and international cooperation, are highly valued in many international organizations, multinational companies and nongovernmental organizations.
International relations plays a key role in shaping global politics, promoting peace, security and cooperation among nations and helping to solve global challenges. International relations scholars often focus on analyzing the factors that influence the behavior of international actors, the dynamics of global conflicts and crises, and opportunities for global cooperation and sustainable development.
In sum, international relations offers an in-depth perspective on global dynamics and provides the skills needed to address the challenges and opportunities of the contemporary world in a complex international context.
