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Why study this specialization?
The student will be able to become a specialist in all aspects of international relations, especially the history of international political relations, geopolitics and the specifics of individual territories (China and the Far East, the Islamic world, Latin America, Eastern Europe and the Balkans). In practice, the student will work as a consultant and analyst of international relations in major institutions and in the media field. The student can also act as an analyst for security and intelligence services.
The specialization is taught only in the Czech language.
Graduate profile
Where can a graduate of the specialization apply?
Profile courses
History of international political relationsInternational lawSecurity dimensions in international relationsTerritorial studies of Europe and the worldGraduate profile
International Relations AnalystCommentatorAdviser on politics and international relationsSecurity and intelligence analystBenefits of studying at UCP
Individual approach
Our students are our partners and not a mere number on the list
No more learning by heart
With us, you will gain real skills and practical experience
First class teachers
You will be taught by former ministers, managers or diplomats
Internships already during the study
Possibility of internships in domestic and international institutions
Interesting projects
The Embassy project works especially for UCP students
Erasmus +
Possibility to travel to dozens of countries
Indicative study plan
| Semester | Name of the subject | |
|---|---|---|
| Fall | Political science | |
| Fall | Introduction to international relations | |
| Fall | Diplomacy in international relations | |
| Fall | English language | |
| Fall | Social protocol | |
| Fall | Political system of the Czech Republic / Slovakia |
| Semester | Name of the subject | |
|---|---|---|
| Spring | Economy and economics | |
| Spring | History of International Political Relations | |
| Spring | Law in international relations | |
| Spring | English language II | |
| Spring | Foreign policy of the Czech Republic / Slovakia | |
| Spring | Comparison of political systems |
| Semester | Name of the subject | |
|---|---|---|
| Fall | History of International Political Relations II | |
| Fall | International law I | |
| Fall | World economy | |
| Fall | English language III | |
| Fall | 2. Foreign language I | |
| Fall | Political geography | |
| Fall | European economic integration |
| Semester | Name of the subject | |
|---|---|---|
| Spring | Integration processes in international relations | |
| Spring | Religion in international relations | |
| Spring | International law II | |
| Spring | English language IV | |
| Spring | 2. Foreign language II | |
| Spring | Territorial studies of Europe and the world | |
| Spring | Political extremism in international relations |
| Semester | Name of the subject | |
|---|---|---|
| Fall | Bachelor thesis seminar | |
| Fall | Security dimensions in international relations | |
| Fall | Great Powers in International Relations | |
| Fall | English language V | |
| Fall | 2. foreign language III | |
| Fall | Foreign economic relations | |
| Fall | Current issues of international relations in English |
| Semester | Name of the subject | |
|---|---|---|
| Spring | Bachelor thesis | |
| Spring | Economic diplomacy | |
| Spring | Conflicts in international relations | |
| Spring | English language VI | |
| Spring | 2. Foreign language IV | |
| Spring | International organizations |
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