Program Overview

Program Overview

The Bachelor's degree course in Political Science and International Relations is designed for students interested in exploring the themes surrounding politics and international relations in all their aspects. The underlying idea of the educational path is that the significant political changes affecting contemporary societies can only be adequately interpreted through a multidisciplinary education that includes legal, historical, political, philosophical, sociological, and economic disciplines. Knowledge of two foreign languages enriches the multidisciplinary dimension of the educational path.

Program Objectives

The objective of the course is to provide students with a solid foundation for interpreting contemporary political processes and international relations, and to provide them with the theoretical and methodological tools to identify innovative solutions to the challenges of the third millennium.

Program Outcomes

The Bachelor's degree course in Political Science and International Relations aims to train professionals capable of adapting with great flexibility to different professional contexts, both at the national and international levels. The course also prepares students for the two-year specialization in the Master's degree classes offered by the Department of Political Science.

Program Structure

• The course includes a multidisciplinary education with disciplines such as:
  • Legal
  • Historical
  • Political
  • Philosophical
  • Sociological
  • Economic
• Knowledge of two foreign languages is also included in the program.

Program Benefits

• Provides a solid foundation for interpreting contemporary political processes and international relations.
• Offers theoretical and methodological tools to identify innovative solutions to the challenges of the third millennium.
• Prepares students for a wide range of professional contexts, both at the national and international levels.
• Prepares students for the two-year specialization in the Master's degree classes offered by the Department of Political Science.