Program Overview

Program Overview

The Bachelor's degree in International Studies provides students with a multidisciplinary education, enabling them to understand the interactions between states and other actors on the global stage. The program covers various aspects of international relations, including political, economic, and social dimensions.

Program Structure

• The program consists of 90 credits.
• It is offered on a full-time and part-time basis.
• Students can choose from different orientations, such as Cooperation and Development, Law and Governance, and Peace and Security.
• The program includes compulsory courses, such as Introduction to International Studies, Introduction to Law, Economics and Globalization, and Foundations of Political Science.
• Students can also take elective courses, such as International Economic Law, Environmental Economics, and Humanitarian Interventions.
• The program offers the possibility of a two-month internship in a public or private organization, either in Canada or abroad.
• Students can also participate in a research project or a community engagement activity.

Admission Requirements

• The program has limited enrollment capacity.
• Applicants must meet the general admission requirements of the University.
• The admission criteria include the applicant's academic record, language proficiency, and other relevant factors.
• International students must demonstrate proficiency in French, as the program is taught in French.
• The University offers various forms of financial assistance, including scholarships and bursaries.

Tuition Fees

• The tuition fees for the program vary depending on the student's status (Quebec resident, Canadian non-Quebec resident, international student).
• The estimated tuition fees for a full-time student are:
  • Quebec resident: $2,177.05 per trimester
  • Canadian non-Quebec resident: $5,387.20 per trimester
  • International student: $15,602.05 per trimester

Career Prospects

• Graduates of the program can pursue careers in various fields, including:
  • International organizations
  • Government agencies
  • Non-governmental organizations
  • Private sector companies
  • Media and communications
• The program also provides a solid foundation for further studies, such as a Master's degree in International Studies or a related field.

Research Areas

• The program covers various research areas, including:
  • International relations
  • Global governance
  • Economic development
  • Environmental sustainability
  • Human rights and humanitarian law
  • Conflict resolution and peacebuilding

Faculty and Resources

• The program is administered by the Department of Political Science.
• The faculty members are renowned experts in their fields, with a strong commitment to teaching and research.
• The University provides various resources to support students, including libraries, research centers, and language training facilities.