International studies

International Studies is an interdisciplinary program that examines global challenges through the perspectives of political science, economics, sociology, culture, and religion. By integrating knowledge from multiple fields, it helps students develop critical thinking skills, gain a deeper understanding of complex international issues, and analyze the key factors influencing the modern world.

The International Studies program is ideal for students who are interested in global politics, international relations, economics, and cultural diversity. It is a great choice for those who want to understand the challenges of today's interconnected world and pursue careers in international organizations, diplomacy, business, or the public sector.

The program gives a comprehensive understanding of the current global dynamics through advanced discussions of the main theories and interactions of governments, business, civil society, and other actors at the international, regional and national levels.

Admission to the International Studies program is based on the arithmetic mean (GPA) of all final grades obtained in the courses completed throughout the entire first-cycle (Bachelor’s), second-cycle (Master’s), or long-cycle Master’s degree program.

• Government agencies (e.g. dealing with conflict resolution, human rights, economic development)
• Diplomacy
• Academia
• International business
• Research institutes and think tanks
• Consultancy (e.g. political analyst)
• International NGOs
• Media (e.g. foreign correspondent).

Studying International Studies has given me a broader perspective on global affairs and the skills to analyze complex international issues. The program combines theory with practical knowledge, and the diverse learning environment has been both inspiring and engaging. I would recommend it to anyone interested in understanding the world and building an international career.