Why study International Relations?

International Relations covers the study of the various foreign policies carried out by different international actors and their impact in national and international spheres. It has to do with work in the field of States, multinational companies, supranational and non-governmental international organizations. In a globalized world like today's, it is an indispensable discipline for achieving and maintaining good relations and peace.

Studying International Relations

The student of the International Relations degree will gain extensive knowledge of the social, political and economic reality both nationally and internationally. This discipline is linked to understanding States and negotiating externally through developing communications between international actors.

Graduates will be qualified, among other things, to provide specialized knowledge from different perspectives on International Relations, to study regions and States and their connections with each other, and to analyze International Relations from a national perspective, considering the links and their impact on their region.

Students will learn everything they need about other cultures and will need to professionally understand various languages. They should have an analytical and resourceful attitude, but also the ability to act proactively through deductive reasoning. During the degree program, they will learn case study methodologies that they will also need to approach from a practical standpoint, since the goal of the curricula is to train professionals who are skilled both theoretically and at problem-solving.

One of the most interesting things about International Relations is that studying it later allows you to pursue the career in various regions of the world. Many people choose this degree for that reason, since they are interested in living in different nations because of their life philosophy or other reasons.

Why study International Relations?

• Because you feel a great interest in national and international political, economic, social and cultural aspects.
• Because you are interested in foreign languages and find them easy to learn.
• Because you have the ability to analyze and synthesize current national and international phenomena.
• Because you care about the well-being of the international community.
• Because you like different disciplines, such as history, geography and world culture.
• Because you are interested in the different cultures of peoples.
• Because you have a clear ability to handle information.
• Because you find human relations easy.
• Because you have general knowledge and want to expand it.

Study International Relations in Argentina

Universidad Argentina de la Empresa
Universidad Católica de Salta
Universidad Católica de Santiago del Estero
Universidad de Palermo
Universidad Nacional de Rosario
Universidad Nacional de La Plata
Universidad Católica Argentina

Study International Relations in Colombia

The Universidad Santo Tomás (First university cloister of Colombia) offers the Government and International Relations program with a duration of 8 semesters.

Study International Relations in Spain

Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Universidad Europea de Madrid
Universidad Pontificia Comillas

Study International Relations in Uruguay

Universidad de la República
Red Académica Uruguay