International Relations (Bachelor) | Civitas University

The International Relations undergraduate program offers students a comprehensive opportunity to acquire the essential knowledge and practical skills required for a successful global career. Throughout the program, students explore international politics, global economy, public law, history, philosophy, ethics, diplomacy, international negotiations, and the influential role of media in international politics and diplomacy.

The curriculum is delivered by an elite faculty, including former Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Europe, ambassadors, CEOs of renowned think tanks, and distinguished European scholars. By bridging robust theoretical frameworks with practical applications to meet global job market demands, the program thoroughly prepares students for both the professional world and future Master's degree studies in international relations or related fields.

Key Advantages of the Program

• Curriculum Flexibility: After completing the core mandatory courses, students can select elective courses tailored to their personal interests and professional career goals.
• Diverse Electives: The wide range of elective courses includes specialised pathways in contemporary international relations, such as public diplomacy, international business, and global negotiations.
• Contemporary Focus: The entire program centers on the modern and contemporary dynamics of global affairs.
• Bilingual Track Option: For candidates who cannot decide between studying in English or Polish, the university offers an exceptional bilingual international relations program option.

Career Prospects

Graduates are highly qualified to pursue international careers across a wide array of prestigious fields:

• International and global organizations (such as the UN and the World Bank)
• Regional organizations (such as the EU and ASEAN) and European Union institutions
• Diplomatic services, embassies, and national parliaments
• Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and global think tanks
• International business sectors and multinational corporations