Bachelor in International Relations

International Relations studies the relationships and dynamics between nations, international institutions, and other actors on the global stage. Core coursework typically spans international politics, foreign policy, international law, and diplomacy, along with electives in areas such as security studies, regional politics, or international organizations. Students engage in research and analysis of global political and economic events, developing skills in policy analysis, negotiation concepts, and academic writing about international affairs. Career paths include work in diplomacy, government agencies, international organizations, non-governmental organizations, journalism, and international business, with the degree also supporting graduate study in political science or international affairs. This bachelor program is 4 years in length and is taught in English at Atılım University in Ankara, Turkey. The Ankara location places students near government institutions, foreign embassies, and international organizations relevant to the discipline. English-medium instruction is intended to support graduates seeking careers or further education in international and diplomatic environments.