Social Science
August 25, 2021 2025-11-11 8:49Social Science
Why Study International Relations and Global Affairs?
- Interdisciplinary Approaches: Develop an integrated and adaptable understanding of history, politics, diplomacy and socio-cultural aspects of global affairs.
- Diverse Learning Methods: Group projects, student debates, and case studies focus on engaging and interactive learning.
- International Academic Setting: Study in an interactive, multicultural and supportive international environment.
- Skills for Lifelong Learning: Acquire critical thinking, communication, presentation and analytical skills needed for a competitive job market.
- Connectivity and Relevance: Learn from experts and practitioners through special podium discussions, guest talks and study trips to relevant organizations and institutions.
- Dedicated Internship Programme: Explore your interests, find inspiration and prepare for your future career
Vision
Cultivating a new generation of global citizens committed to peace, prosperity and sustainable developmentMission
Our mission is built on three pillars:
- Educate and Inspire – shaping graduates who understand the complexities of the current world order, championing international peace and innovative solutions for global challenges
- Engage and Connect – offering opportunities for students to engage with relevant practitioners and experts, fostering cross-cultural competence and collaborative approaches to policy-making
- Encourage and Support – fostering lifelong learners and their development as professional and ethical leaders committed to advocating for sustainable development and global social equity
Learning Outcomes
- Global Context and Regional Focus: Understand and explain the major issues and features of today’s world order, with a special focus on the Asia-Pacific region.
- Analytical Rigor and Historical Awareness: Analyze the current world order and how it has evolved over time by discussing and applying key methods and theories of International Relations and Global Affairs.
- Research and Information Literacy: Find, evaluate, and use reliable sources of information to research and understand and discuss global issues.
- Communication and Debate Skills: Effectively present arguments and solutions for global issues in writing, speech, and visually, considering different viewpoints and engaging in respectful, evidence-based debate.
- Intercultural Competence and Teamwork: Work effectively and respectfully with people from diverse backgrounds, appreciating cultural differences and engaging with diverse perspectives.
- Lifelong Learning and Personal Growth: Commit to lifelong learning by setting personal goals, seeking new knowledge and skills, and adapting to new experiences with ethical integrity.
- Ethical Reasoning and Integrity: Understand and apply ethical principles to individual and collaborative work, decision-making and civic engagement, based on awareness of and appreciation for internationally recognized ethical standards.
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