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B.A. in International Relations: International Law
Anglo-American University
Key Information
Campus location
Prague, Czech Republic
Languages
English
Study format
On-Campus
Duration
3 years
Pace
Full time
Tuition fees
CZK 538,800 / per year
Application deadline
Request info *
Earliest start date
Sep 2023
* rolling admissions; if you need a visa, we recommend applying at least 10 weeks prior to the start date of the semester in which you want to start your studies
Introduction
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The Bachelor of Arts in International Relations: International Law is a 3-year, internationally accredited program offering a modern and interdisciplinary education in international relations with a concentration in international law. You will earn a globally recognized American and European B.A. degree.
The B.A. in International Relations: International Law program at Anglo-American University is delivered by a faculty of experts from all over the world that bring years of professional experience to the classroom. This program enables students to fully experience the cultural dynamism of Central Europe. Students can expect to gain a solid background in international relations and political theory, history, philosophy, nationalism, or security.
International politics is bound by and takes place within legal frameworks and treaties. The International Law concentration goes further in exploring the logic of international legal agreements, examples from different areas of application, and ponders the problems and intricacies of justice.
Upon completion, our students acquire the ability to critically examine and address the international/intercultural challenges of our time, such as global inequalities, economic dependency, conflict, and security, or globalization including the evolving roles of organizations such as the United Nations, NATO, and the European Union.
Beyond the classroom, you can join student clubs like Diplomacy or Model UN, practice your debate skills at a faculty-student debate or discuss current political issues with professors and local experts at an event like ‘Professors in the Pub’.
AAU’s Career Center also connects students with numerous professional internships in the Czech Republic and abroad every year.
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Curriculum
Program Structure
International Relations: European Studies is a 3-year study program. To graduate, students must accumulate 90 US credits (180 ECTS credits) by completing 30 courses.
Below, you can find a list of courses and modules for the International Relations (major) with International Law concentration.
General Education Module
- Composition I
- Composition II
- Computer Information Systems
One course from the following:
- World History II
- European History II
One course from the following:
- Intro to Sociology
- Intro to Economic Thought
Major Module
- Introduction to Politics (Politics I)
- POS 201 Political Philosophy I
- IRS 101 Introduction to International Organizations
- POS 204 Nations and Nationalism
- IRS 200 Introduction to International Relations
- IRS 250 Political Geography
- IRS 251 History of the Cold War
One course from the following:
- POS 240 Social Sciences Research Methods
- International Relations Research Methods
On top of that students are also required to complete the Thesis Seminar, Internship, and Thesis module.
Concentration Module
- LEG 099 Fundamentals of Legal Research, Writing, and Analysis
- Jurisprudence
- Humanitarian Law and Criminal Justice
- Environmental Law and Sustainability
- LEG 246 Public International Law (A)
- Legal English / Law in Action
- Moot Court
Two courses from the following:
- LEG 246 Public International Law (B)
- EU Law
- LEG 353 Law of International Organizations
- Justice in Politics and International Relations
- US and Global Civil Rights
- Human Rights in Business
- Human Rights
Electives Module
Students can choose 5 elective courses offered by the School of International Relations & Diplomacy or offered by any other school at AAU.
Learning Outcomes
Graduates of the B.A. in International Relations: International Law can expect to:
- Discuss and debate basic theories, levels of analysis, and empirical evidence used in relevant scholarly literature.
- Apply theory to compare and contrast the meanings and functions of political institutions in different political systems and explain the outcomes and performance of political processes.
- Apply theory to understand the workings of the global economy, and to assess the role of businesses, governments, and international organizations.
- Apply theory to understand the history and current events in international relations.
- Apply theory to understand European integration history, institutions, and policy.
Career Opportunities
Career Prospects
AAU graduates thrive in multinational environments and are able to communicate professionally in English to international audiences. As a graduate of this degree program, you will be well equipped to continue your studies or pursue a global career in areas such as:
- Diplomacy
- Cultural Management
- Social Research and Publishing
- Reporting and Administration
- Public Service
- Humanitarian Government or NGO’s