MSc International Relations and Diplomacy

2-year professional master's programme (120 ECTS) combining theoretical foundations with practical diplomatic skills. Flexible schedule for working professionals — classes typically on Thursday/Friday evenings and Saturdays. Year 1: information warfare, international law, diplomatic theory, global governance institutions, and power dynamics. Year 2: digital diplomacy, energy security, regional security frameworks, and thesis. Graduates pursue careers in diplomatic services, international organisations, research institutions, think tanks, and multinational corporations. Accreditation valid until November 14, 2030.

Bachelor's degree in a social sciences or humanities discipline: political science, economics and business, sociology and social work, law, geography, media and communication, military science, history and philosophy, ethics, or religion. English proficiency: B2 level (CEFR) minimum (IELTS 5.5+, TOEFL iBT 72+). Admission based on weighted GPA, essay on proposed thesis topic, and motivation letter. An EOE counsellor can advise on eligibility and application.

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