Search 3 Top Bachelor Programs in Slovakia 2019

A graduate of the Bachelor´s study program International relationships and diplomacy will become an expert in international relations and will be capable of working abroad and in the relevant institutions in the territory of the Slovak Republic. He will obtain an overview of the basic concepts of political analysis and political science, history, political geography, further the basics of diplomacy, the basics of economics and law, and will be able to communicate in a foreign language about the specialized subject matter.

A graduate of the Bachelor´s study program International relationships and diplomacy can do the following jobs: an employee in the civil service, in territorial self-government bodies, political journalism and in the third sector.... [-]

"Business Economics and Management" (BEM) is the English equivalent of the study programme "Ekonomika a manažment podniku" (in the Slovak language). From the academic year 2005/2006, this programme is taught in English with full accreditation according to Slovak Law.

The graduate of the Bachelor programme “Business Economics and Management” is able to make use of the acquired knowledge in economics, quantitative methods, law, management and marketing. Their knowledge is extended in business planning, production management, international trade, financial analysis and entrepreneurship in small and medium-sized enterprises. They are also trained to get skills in professional communication in English and practical skills in information technology.... [-]

Study Program: Liberal Arts

Study Field: Political Science

Granted Academic Title: BA (Bahcelor)

Location: Bratislava, Slovakia

Mode of study: Full-time

Duration: 3 years full-time

All of our students graduate with a degree in Political Science, with concentrations in either International Relations, Central European Studies, or Political Thought. BISLA is also flexible in providing directed studies for students with specific interests and offers a range of extracurricular non-credited courses free of charge (e.g. foreign languages, presentation and argumentation skills, etc.)

We emphasize frequent, conscientious contact between students and teachers as well as weekly writing assignments, all while reading scholarly literature and the classics of political philosophy like Plato, Hobbes, Locke, Marx, and Arendt.... [-]