International Relations
International Relations examines diplomatic relations, global political dynamics, multilateral institutions, international law, and cross-border trade. Students analyze foreign policy decision-making, bilateral negotiations, conflict mediation, human rights treaties, and the economic integration of ASEAN and global bodies.
The program cultivates keen cross-cultural intelligence, persuasive debate skills, policy writing, and geopolitical awareness. Graduates pursue distinguished careers in diplomatic corps, foreign affairs ministries, international non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and multilateral development agencies.
What you'll learn
Diplomacy & Foreign Affairs
Bilateral negotiations, diplomatic protocol, and conflict mediation.
International Politics
Geopolitical alliances, balance of power, and global governance institutions.
International Public Law
Treaties, human rights conventions, maritime law, and state sovereignty.
Global Political Economy
Trade organizations, international aid, and regional ASEAN integration.
Skills Developed
Career Pathways
Diplomat & Foreign Affairs Officer
Represent national interests in embassies and multilateral summits.
International NGO Officer
Direct cross-border humanitarian aid and sustainable development initiatives.
Policy & Strategic Advisor
Analyze global risks and author foreign trade policy briefs.
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