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    Universities in Asia

    71 Bachelor's Programs in International Relations in Asia

    programs
    71
    programs
    universities
    49
    universities
    taught in English
    90%
    taught in English
    median yearly fee
    3,870 USD
    median yearly fee

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    Also searched as BS in International Relations in Asia and Bachelors in International Relations in Asia.

    Asia has 71 bachelors programs in international relations open to international students, at 49 universities. Almost all of them — 90% — are taught in English. Fees cluster around 3,870 USD a year, and the middle half of those programs fall between 3,247 USD and 7,700 USD.

    Computed from Global Admissions data · amounts in USD

    International Relations programs

    1–24 of 71 · page 1 of 3

    Pusan National University
    Bachelor's · South Korea · 2,816 USD per year
    Ateneo de Manila University
    Bachelor's · Philippines · 3,506 USD per year
    Mahidol University
    Bachelor's · Thailand · 7,335 USD per year
    Lyceum of the Philippines University, Cavite
    Bachelor's · Philippines · 3,187 USD per year
    Yonsei University
    Bachelor's · South Korea · 11,496 USD per year
    Taylor's University
    Bachelor's · Malaysia · 8,794 USD per year
    Ateneo de Manila University
    Bachelor's · Philippines · 3,506 USD per year
    University of Santo Tomas
    Bachelor's · Philippines · 2,001 USD per year
    Beijing Normal-Hong Kong Baptist University (BNBU)
    Bachelor's · China · 16,436 USD per year
    University of Nottingham Ningbo China (UNNC)
    Bachelor's · China · 17,930 USD per year
    Chulalongkorn University
    Bachelor's · Thailand · 2,269 USD per year
    University of Nottingham Malaysia, Selangor
    Bachelor's · Malaysia · 10,607 USD per year
    Ateneo de Manila University
    Bachelor's · Philippines · 3,506 USD per year
    Yonsei University
    Bachelor's · South Korea · 11,496 USD per year
    University of Nottingham Malaysia, Selangor
    Bachelor's · Malaysia · 10,607 USD per year
    University of Nottingham Ningbo China (UNNC)
    Bachelor's · China · 17,930 USD per year
    University of Nottingham Malaysia, Selangor
    Bachelor's · Malaysia · 10,607 USD per year
    Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU)
    Bachelor's · China · 3,885 USD per year
    Chanakya University
    Bachelor's · India · 1,300 USD per year
    China Three Gorges University (CTGU)
    Bachelor's · China · 1,494 USD per year
    Otgontenger University
    Bachelor's · Mongolia · 2,500 USD per year
    Hosei University
    Bachelor's · Japan · 6,328 USD per year
    Pacific University
    Bachelor's · India · 570 USD per year
    Hanyang University
    Bachelor's · South Korea · 7,030 USD per year

    Specializations within international relations

    International Studies26International Relations26Area Studies12Science and International Studies2European Studies2International Development2Security Studies1

    Top universities for International Relations in Asia

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    Bachelors in International Relations in Asia: common questions

    How many international relations programs are there in Asia?
    71 international relations bachelors programs at 49 universities in Asia are open to international students, as of 12 October 2026.
    How much does a international relations degree in Asia cost?
    The median annual fee (programs billed per year) for bachelor's programs in international relations in Asia is 3,870 USD. The middle half of those programs charge between 3,247 USD and 7,700 USD a year.
    Can I study international relations in Asia in English?
    Yes — 90% of the international relations programs in Asia in our catalog are taught in English (64 of 71).

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