International Relations
If you have a bachelor’s degree in social sciences or humanities, if you are interested in international relations, if you want to deepen your knowledge of contemporary politics, knowledge of the foreign policy of states, this course is for you.
In International Relations 2nd degree programme, you will learn about the conditions and risks associated with the dilemmas of modern civilisation, including European integration and security, diplomacy and communication.
You will gain an in-depth knowledge of the European Union’s internal and external relations and international political, economic and cultural relations.
Through class discussions, you will learn the answers to your questions about current international and domestic politics, mechanisms for analysing and solving problems, and forecasting actions and their consequences in the field of international relations.
If, after graduation, you want to work in embassies, consulates, international organisations, as an international relations specialist, analyst, researcher, government and local authority employee, employee of non-governmental organisations, employee in charge of international cooperation in public and private companies. Join the International Relations programme!
This course is for you!
Information
- Second degree studies (2 years)
- full-time studies
- language of study: english
- places available: 20
- Faculty of Social Sciences
- STUDY PROGRAMME
Educational requirements
Diploma requirements
BA diploma in International Relations has priority.
BA diploma in social sciences as: Administration, Internal Security, Politology, Economics, Finance and Accountancy, Journalism and Social Communication, European Studies, Law, Logistics, Management, Pedagogy, Psychology, Sociology.
BA diploma from other fields of study in the humanities and philology.
Admission on the basis of the final grade on your diploma.
Legalization/recognition of educational documents issued abroad
Required documents
In addition to a Bachelor Diploma a candidate is also required to submit:
- a certificate confirming English language proficiency at B2 level: (see the list)
* the written part of Polish matura examination in English language at the advanced level with the result 60% or higher is tantamount to a certificate confirming English language proficiency at level B2
Score convertion rules
Admissions Office KUL will convert your results into Polish grading system according to the score convertion rules
Why International Relations at KUL?
- You will deepen your knowledge and skills in the field of political science and administration
- You will acquire advanced knowledge of the EU’s internal and external relations and of international political, economic and cultural relations
- You will learn about the law on international relations
- You will acquire adequate communication skills
- You will enhance your analytical and IT knowledge and competences
Studies prepare for:
Graduates of the International Relations programme are prepared to work as specialists, in particular in the fields of diplomacy and international communication and European integration and security.
Our Graduates:
Take jobs at the Embassies, consulates, international organisations, as an international relations specialist, analyst, researcher, employee of governmental and local administration, employee of non-governmental organisations, employee responsible for international cooperation of state and private companies.