Bachelor in International Studies

International Studies at Hanyang University in Seongdong-gu, South Korea is offered as a bachelor's degree program taught in English. The discipline of international studies examines global politics, international relations, economics, and cross-border social and cultural issues, preparing students to analyze how countries, organizations, and people interact across borders. Coursework typically spans subjects such as international relations theory, comparative politics, global economics, international law, and regional studies, along with research and writing skills used to evaluate global events and policy questions. Students often study case material covering diplomacy, trade, security, and development, learning to consider issues from multiple national and cultural perspectives rather than a single viewpoint. This kind of program is intended to prepare graduates for careers in diplomacy, international organizations, government agencies, non-governmental organizations, journalism, international business, and further graduate study in international relations or a related field. The English-taught format also supports students who plan to work in international or multicultural environments after graduation. The bachelor's program runs over four years, with intake in March or September. Tuition for the program is listed at 7030 USD per year. Because instruction is conducted in English, applicants are expected to be comfortable following lectures, seminar discussion, and written coursework in English throughout their studies. Students in the International Studies program are based in Seongdong-gu at Hanyang University, a university located in Seoul, joining a cohort of students focused on global affairs and international relations coursework.