Master Relations Internationales — EXPERTISE ET RISQUES INTERNATIONAUX

Tuition costs 250 EUR per year.

International relations as a field of study covers the political, legal, and economic mechanisms through which states and other actors manage cooperation, competition, and conflict on the global stage. Typical subjects include diplomacy, international law, security and risk analysis, foreign policy, and the study of international institutions, with an emphasis on interpreting current events through theoretical and analytical frameworks. Université Jean Moulin - Lyon 3, located in Lyon, France, offers the Master Relations Internationales — Expertise et Risques Internationaux, a track that directs this general training toward the assessment of international risk, whether political, economic, or security-related, for organizations operating across borders. Graduates from international relations programs commonly move into roles in risk analysis, international organizations, diplomacy, consulting, corporate international affairs departments, and government bodies dealing with foreign policy or security. The program is a two-year master's degree delivered in French, with an intake in September, and yearly tuition of 250 EUR. Students interested in this concentration typically bring an interest in geopolitics and a willingness to work with uncertainty, since analyzing international risk requires combining knowledge of international law and diplomacy with practical tools for evaluating political and economic exposure across regions and sectors, and for advising organizations on how to respond.