Master of Arts in Diplomatic Studies
Study Programme Details
About this Study Course
The Master of Arts in Diplomatic Studies offers advanced instruction in Diplomatic History, International Relations, International Economics, International Law, and Diplomacy. Delve into theoretical perspectives and practical experiences in the diplomatic arena, with a focus on 20th-century diplomatic history and global affairs. Explore major events like World War I, World War II, and the Cold War, examining them from diverse perspectives including the Mediterranean context. Embrace current trends and future possibilities in diplomacy, fostering a deep understanding of international dynamics in the modern era.
Overview
Gain a comprehensive understanding of international relations and history, coupled with insights into micro and macroeconomics. Explore public international law, maritime law, and human rights issues while honing diplomatic skills essential for intercultural diplomacy, particularly in the Mediterranean region. Develop a critical appreciation of diplomacy’s international, regional, and national dimensions, with a special focus on the Euro-Mediterranean area. Immerse yourself in a dynamic learning environment that prepares you for a multifaceted career in diplomacy.
Admission Requirements
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- DST5107 Methodology (8 ECTS)
- DST5111 International Relations and Contemporary Security Studies (8 ECTS)
- DST5112 International History of the 20th Century (8 ECTS)
- DST5113 International Economics and Business Development (8 ECTS)
- DST5114 Introduction to International Law (8 ECTS)
- DST5115 Diplomacy, Principles, and Practices (6 ECTS)
- DST5116 Media and Public Diplomacy in Global Politics (6 ECTS)
- DST5117 Public Speaking (4 ECTS)
- Elective Units: FRE1100 French Language for Diplomats (4 ECTS), GRM0011 Introduction to German (4 ECTS)
Non EU Applicants:
Total Tuition Fees: Eur 10,800
Future Career Outcomes
As graduate, you will be able to find employment in a variety of backgrounds where diplomatic skills are useful. These include the diplomatic service and other governmental agencies, international organisations, non-governmental organisations and the private sector.