Curriculum for International Relations and Diplomacy
The undergraduate International Relations and Diplomacy program consists of four lists of courses marked A, B, C and D:
A – Mandatory IR and Diplomacy courses
B – IR and Diplomacy elective courses
C – General elective courses
D – Mandatory courses for all programs at the University
A – Core Required Courses
- DIPLOMACY
- WORLD POLITICAL HISTORY
- THEORIES OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
- FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTIONALISM
- COMPARATIVE POLITICAL SYSTEMS
- TECHNIQUES AND SKILLS OF DIPLOMACY
- INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
- GEOPOLITICS
- EUROPEAN UNION
- QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE METHODS IN SOCIAL RESEARCH
B – IR and Diplomacy elective courses
- INTERNATIONAL CONFLICTS, SECURITY AND PEACE
- MULTILATERAL DIPLOMACY
- NATO AND SECURITY ORGANIZATIONS
- NEGOTIATION AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION
- REGIONAL COMPARATIVE STUDIES
- CURRENT ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
- FORWARD ENGAGEMENT: THE STUDY OF LONG-RANGE DEVELOPMENTS AS FACTORS IN CONTEMPORARY NATIONAL POLICY
- COMPARITIVE RELIGIONS
- COMPARATIVE LAW
- INTERNATIONAL POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
- INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC LAW
- SOUTHEASTERN EUROPE
- THE PHILOSOPHY OF POLITICS
- THE RISE AND FALL OF FORMER YUGOSLAVIA
- LEGAL THEORY
- MACROECONOMICS
- MICROECONOMICS
- INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS AND TRADE
- BUSINESS LAW
C – General elective courses
- INTRODUCTION TO CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY
- INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY
- LATIN
- LOGIC
- RHETORIC
- SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
- HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY
D – Mandatory courses for all programs at the University
- ETHICS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
- HISTORY OF DIPLOMACY
- INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND TRADE
- PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS
- POLITICAL CONCEPTS AND IDEOLOGIES
- WRITING SKILLS
- COMMUNICATION SKILLS
- INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
- THE STRUCTURE OF DIPLOMACY
- INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS
- METHODS OF SOCIAL RESEARCH
- INDEPENDENT RESEARCH PROJECT