• Foundations of International Relations: Introduction to the main theories and concepts of international relations, such as realism, liberalism, and constructivism.
• State Sovereignty and International Law: Study of the principles of state sovereignty, the role of international law, and the challenges of enforcement.
• Diplomacy and Foreign Policy: Exploration of the role of diplomacy in international relations and the formulation of foreign policy.
• International Organizations: Analysis of the United Nations and other global institutions.
• Global Conflict and Cooperation: Case studies on conflict resolution, peacebuilding, and international cooperation on global issues.

Introduction to International Relations examines the theories and concepts that shape global politics, including realism, liberalism, and constructivism. Students will explore key issues such as state sovereignty, international law, diplomacy, and conflict.

The course will also cover international organizations, global governance, and the role of non-state actors in global politics. Through case studies and discussions, students will gain an understanding of how international relations theory applies to real-world global events.