International Relations: Theory and Problem

Description: This advanced course in International Relations: Theory and Problems is designed for students pursuing a Master of Arts in Political Sciences (MPS). The course aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of the theoretical foundations and contemporary issues in international relations, equipping students with the analytical tools to critically assess and navigate the complexities of global politics.

Through lectures and case studies, students will develop critical thinking skills, research capabilities, and an in-depth understanding of the dynamic field of international relations. The course encourages students to engage with diverse perspectives, fostering a global mindset necessary for navigating the challenges and opportunities in the international political landscape.

Prerequisites: Successful completion of foundational courses in political science or international relations at the undergraduate level.Assessment: Continuous evaluation through research papers, presentations, and examinations. 

By the end of this course, students will be well-equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to critically analyze and contribute to the discourse on international relations, preparing them for careers in academia, policy analysis, diplomacy, and international organizations.