International Relations

Program Summary

The specialization of international relations focuses in his study on multidisciplinary research that includes the fields of economics, history, and political science, to study topics related to contemporary issues of global poverty, human rights, the environment and others, whose content deals with researching issues of public policy problems, and expects what can happen in this Context, in addition to developing appropriate solutions to it; Economic integration, unprecedented threats to peace and security issues, and a global focus on human rights and environmental protection issues, have led to the development and complexity of international relations in the twenty-first century. International relations seek to understand the origins of war and bring peace, study the nature of power and governance in the world order, and understand the changing nature of those involved in international decision-making.

The study of international relations depends mainly on the nature of the work and goals of the organization. Some institutions may study the psychological and psychosocial thinking that results in the actions of external political decision-makers, while other institutions may focus on political processes that contribute to the goals and behavior of countries.