7 October 2016
The “International Relations” programme helps students understand the logic of the international processes: why states take certain decisions, for example, in favour of escalation rather than cooperation; why the status of a great power matters; the logic behind integration processes; how Russia sees the world order and shapes its foreign policy in different regional tracks; the role of non-state actors in world politics (TNC, NGO, Mass Media); the reasons behind international and intrastate conflicts and ways of resolving them; key security threats (a likely nuclear exchange, threats to international information security, international terrorism).
The “International Relations” programme helps students understand the logic of the international processes: why states take certain decisions, for example, in favour of escalation rather than cooperation; why the status of a great power matters; the logic behind integration processes; how Russia sees the world order and shapes its foreign policy in different regional tracks; the role of non-state actors in world politics (TNC, NGO, Mass Media); the reasons behind international and intrastate conflicts and ways of resolving them; key security threats (a likely nuclear exchange, threats to international information security, international terrorism).
Separate units are devoted to international law, international lobbying and GR, the international protocol and business communications. Understanding the mechanisms behind the international political and economic processes is crucial in all spheres of professional activity, from business and management to education and sport.
Communication within the group will contribute to understanding the views of people of different professions and experiences. Classes are conducted by lecturers from MGIMO, the Diplomatic Academy, the Alexander Gorchakov Public Diplomacy Fund and business organizations.
Main Disciplines
Programme format: evening courses
Tuition fee: 350,000 Roubles
Duration of the Programme: 9 months
Start of the Programme: 28 October 2021