Bachelor in International Relations

This program examines the political, economic, and diplomatic relationships between states and international actors, preparing students to analyze global affairs and international cooperation. Coursework typically includes international politics, diplomatic history, international law, foreign policy analysis, and global economic relations, giving students a broad understanding of how the international system operates. Students study the roles of governments, international organizations, and non-state actors in shaping world events, along with the theoretical frameworks used to interpret international behavior. Graduates pursue careers in diplomatic services, international organizations, government foreign affairs departments, journalism, and non-governmental organizations working on global issues. The program is taught in English over 4 years at American University of Cyprus, a private institution located in Lefkoşa, Northern Cyprus. The curriculum generally combines historical and theoretical study with analysis of contemporary global events, reflecting the constantly evolving nature of international affairs. Students develop research, analytical, and communication skills relevant to careers that require understanding of cross-border political and economic dynamics. This foundation prepares graduates for roles engaging with international policy or for further graduate study in international affairs.