International Relations aims to understand how countries interact with each other on a global level, to understand those relationships and to analyze the challenges and opportunities facing the world today.
In this course, we will examine the foundations and concepts of international relations, from the history and modern development of the international system to the main theories that explain the behavior and interaction of states. We will also address the role of international institutions such as the United Nations and the World Trade Organization in shaping global policies and resolving conflicts.
Through this course, you will gain a deeper understanding of contemporary global issues such as climate change, international security, migration, and international trade, and will also have the opportunity to explore how technology and globalization impact international relations in the twenty-first century.

Who should attend? 

• Managers, leaders and officials in government and private institutions.
• Workers in international governmental and non-governmental organizations.
• Those wishing to occupy leadership positions in senior management.
• Anyone who wants to develop knowledge and skill in international relations.
• Professionals who want to learn more about external relations.
• Organizers of international conferences and events.

How attendees will benefit? 

After completion of the course, delegates will be able to: 

• A basic understanding of the theories and concepts that govern international relations, such as sovereignty, regional integration, and international cooperation.
• Analyze current international issues and challenges, such as climate change, international security, migration, and international trade.
• Develop the negotiation and diplomacy skills necessary to interact with other parties in the international community.
• International structures and institutions, such as the United Nations and the European Union, how they work and their impact on international relations.
• Job opportunities in the field of international relations and how to build a successful career path in this field.

• Introduction to international relations:
  • History and development of international relations.
  • Basic theories and concepts in international relations.
• International governance structures:
  • The United Nations and its importance.
  • Other regional and international organizations.
• International institutions and legal systems:
  • International law and its types.
  • International Courts of Justice and international dispute settlement mechanisms.
• Main topics in international relations:
  • International security and international conflicts.
  • International economy and global trade.
  • Environment and climate change.
  • Immigration and refugees.
  • Human rights and international development.
• Regional international relations:
  • Relations between major countries.
  • Regional conflicts and cooperation.
• International roles and behavior:
  • Power and influence in international relations.
  • Diplomacy and international negotiation.
• Analysis and research in international relations:
  • Political analysis techniques.
  • Academic research in international relations.
• Contemporary issues in international relations:
  • Nuclear conflicts.
  • International terrorism and extremism.
  • Foreign policies and national security.