Bachelor in International Relations

International Relations at Yalova University in Yalova, Turkey, examines how states, international organizations, and non-state actors interact across diplomacy, security, trade, and law. Coursework typically covers international law, foreign policy analysis, global political economy, and the history of international institutions, alongside regional studies and research methods. Students learn to analyze conflict and cooperation between nations, trace the evolution of alliances and treaties, and assess the impact of global governance structures such as the United Nations and regional bodies on domestic and foreign policy. Seminars often examine case studies in diplomacy, sanctions, and negotiation, and students practice building policy briefs and position papers that mirror the work of foreign ministries and international organizations. Attention is also given to security studies, human rights frameworks, and the political economy of trade agreements, giving graduates a broad toolkit for interpreting global events. Graduates pursue careers in diplomatic services, international organizations, non-governmental organizations, government ministries, journalism, and the private sector, particularly in roles involving cross-border policy, trade, or risk analysis. This 4 years bachelor's program is offered at Yalova University, located in Yalova, Turkey. Instruction is delivered in English. The field remains relevant as globalization continues to link economic, political, and security issues across borders.