The Master of Arts in International Relations (curriculum: International Studies) offers students the chance to explore the complexities of the international arena and of the global political system, its organization, changes and challenges. The multidisciplinary perspective and an intense program of activities allow a hands-on approach. In seminars and workshops experts share their experience and understanding of how international politics works.

Students are expected to gain an advanced knowledge in the analysis of international processes and policies, to gather and analyze data concerning global political processes and international crises and to understand complex decision-making and contexts. Indeed, they will learn how to write policy analyses, scenarios and country reports. Plus, by focusing on the historical, philosophical, political, legal and economic areas, they will be able to critically analyze the complexity of contemporary global challenges. Students may find placement in international or multicultural environments, including: global or regional intergovernmental organizations, multinational corporations, think tanks, NGOs, third-sector organizations and the diplomatic and consular bodies.