International Relations
The International Relations program equips students with a deep understanding of global politics, diplomacy, and international cooperation. The curriculum blends political theory, law, and economics with practical analysis of international institutions and policy-making processes.
Core Subjects
- Introduction to Political Systems
- History of the Political World
- Microeconomics
- Macroeconomics
- History of Political Thought
- Theory of International Relations
- Research Methods
- Fundamentals of Law
- Foreign Policy Analysis
- Political Principles
- Comparative Politics
- International Organizations
- Orientation in Research
- Modernity in Turkey
- International Security
- Gender and Politics
- Fundamentals of Constitutional Law
- Selected Topics in International Relations
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the International Relations program are qualified to work in both national and international contexts. Typical career paths include:
- Embassies and Ministries of Foreign Affairs
- Government Agencies
- International Organizations (e.g., UN, EU, NGOs)
- International Courts and Legal Institutions
- News Agencies and Media Outlets
