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Browse Programs Admission InformationThe Department of Political Science and International Relations provides students with a comprehensive foundation in both theoretical and applied aspects of political science. At the undergraduate level, students explore political ideas, theories, and international relations, as well as engage in the analysis of international conflicts, diplomacy, and public administration. At the master's level, students can further specialize by choosing one of the eight available majors offered by the college: Human Resources Management, Public Policy, Local Administration, Comparative Political Studies, International Relations, Strategic Studies, Regional Studies, and African Studies.
Introduction to Political Science
Introduction to Economics
History of Political Thought
Introduction to International Relations
Introduction to Administrative Sciences
Comparative Political Systems
International Relations Theory
Diplomacy and International Cooperation
Geopolitics of International Relations
International Conflicts and Foreign Policy Analysis
New Approaches to International Relations
History of International Relations
Public International Law
Negotiation Techniques
International Economic Relations
Non-State Actors in International Relations
Baccalaureate degree with a minimum GPA of 10.50
Open to all academic streams: Arts and Languages, Natural Sciences, Mathematics, and Economics
Application processed through the university presidency
Required documents: proof of academic qualifications and language proficiency
Upon registration: issuance of university ID card and official enrollment certificate
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