MA in Comparative International Relations

Focus on the study of specific geographical areas, institutions, or subjects after following a common track in international history, law, economics, and politics.

Acquire high-level communication skills by studying the language of international relations in English and in a second foreign language pertinent to your chosen path.

Explore the historical origins, political, juridical, and economic implications of the main contemporary international events with diversified emphasis depending on the chosen path.

Engage in direct dialogues with scholars from all over the world through various opportunities provided by the program.

Pursue a career in public administration, international organizations, NGOs, private companies, and think tanks by leveraging the program's interdisciplinary approach and linguistic competencies.