International Relations

This program, offered in six or seven semesters (depending on the chosen option), equips you with a comprehensive understanding of international affairs, business practices, and the interplay between them in today’s interconnected world.

Global Outlook with Business Acumen: This unique program combines a strong foundation in international relations theories and global politics with practical business skills. Learn to analyze international issues from a political, economic, and cultural perspective, while developing the business acumen necessary to operate in a globalized environment.

Develop Core Skills: Refine your critical thinking, research, and analytical skills to effectively analyze complex international issues. Hone your communication and negotiation skills to navigate cross-cultural interactions and build strong relationships in a globalized world.

Coursework Highlights: Explore a diverse range of courses, including:

• International Politics and Security
• Global Economics
• International Law
• Cross-Cultural Communication
• International Trade and Investment
• Business Negotiation
• International Marketing

Choose between two program options:

• Six-Semester Program (210 ECTS): Focuses on core international relations and business competencies.
• Seven-Semester Program (240 ECTS): Includes an additional semester, allowing for deeper specialization or an internship opportunity for practical experience.

International Exposure: Benefit from the EU Business School’s international network. The program is offered on campuses in Barcelona, Geneva (with options for six or seven semesters), and online. This provides the opportunity to experience diverse learning environments and potentially participate in exchange programs with partner schools.

Fast-Track Option: Accelerate your studies by completing one or two intensive summer semesters (applicable to select campuses).

Career Paths: Graduates are well-prepared for careers in various sectors with an international dimension, including:

• International organizations (e.g., United Nations, World Bank)
• Government agencies (foreign affairs, trade)
• Multinational corporations
• International NGOs
• International consulting firms
• International education
• Journalism (with a focus on international affairs)