Master Relations Internationales

Tuition is 250 EUR per year.

The Master Relations Internationales, or International Relations, examines how states, international organizations, and other actors interact on the global stage, covering diplomacy, international security, global governance, and the political and economic dynamics that shape relations between countries. Typical subjects include international law, foreign policy analysis, global political economy, security studies, and area studies focused on specific regions of the world. Students develop skills in political analysis, negotiation, and the interpretation of international events within broader historical and theoretical frameworks. Graduates of international relations programs commonly pursue careers in diplomacy and foreign ministries, international organizations, nongovernmental organizations working on global issues, think tanks and policy research institutions, and roles in multinational companies that require an understanding of geopolitical and regulatory environments across countries. Some continue into further research or specialized training for careers in international law or diplomacy. This Master Relations Internationales is offered by Institut national des langues et civilisations orientales in Paris, France. The program lasts 2 years, with an inferred start date in September, and instruction is delivered in French. Yearly tuition is 250 EUR. Applicants should have strong analytical skills and an interest in global affairs, along with the linguistic and area-studies grounding this institution provides, since international relations work often requires familiarity with specific regions, languages, and political contexts.