About Course
It is intended to expose students to the diversity of social sciences and humanities approaches to International Studies. In this course, students of various fields will become acquainted with the different “ways of knowing” and apply these insights to the study of global social, technological, economic and political relations. The course is both interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary, since students can learn how different disciplines discuss challenges and problems, as well as how different disciplines collaborate or clash with each other when it comes to approaches and priorities.
Course Content
Welcome to Diploma In International Studies and Travel
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Crafted with an emphasis on real world significance
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Module One: Introduction to International Studies
Module Two: International Relations Theory
Module Three: Major Issues in US Foreign Policy
Module Four: Risk in International Politics and Economics
Module Five: Migration and Security
Module Six: Principles and Practices of Conflict Management
Module Seven: The Developing World’s Political Structures
Module Eight: Sift Power and Global Politics
Module Nine: Foreign Affairs in the EU
Module Ten: Travel Management
Module Eleven: Entrepreneurship
Module Twelve: Communication Across the World
Module Thirteen: Project
Module Fourteen: Industrial Attachment / Practicum
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