Master's in Diplomatic and Political Relations
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A Master's in Diplomatic Relations is an academic program designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills necessary to understand and engage in diplomatic relations at both the national and international levels. This program covers a diverse range of topics and concepts related to diplomacy and international politics, aiming to prepare graduates for careers in fields such as diplomacy, international affairs, foreign policy, international organizations, international negotiations, and political analysis.
Requirements:
To apply for a master’s degree, a higher academic qualification is required: bachelor’s or bachelor’s degree
International Certificates and Accreditations:
An internationally accredited certificate from the International College of Economics and Political Science, which is a member of the United Kingdom Register of Learning Providers (UKRLP) with registration number 10065749 and is attested by the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office and the embassy of the student.
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The concept of international humanitarian law
Introduction to public international law
Research methods, part one
Definition, objectives and philosophy of private international law
Multiple methods and approaches to the problem of conflict of laws
Principles governing diplomatic representation and diplomatic functions
International human rights law
Definition of international organizations and the rules that govern them
Arbitration procedures
Alternative means of resolving disputes
Alternative means to the official judiciary for resolving disputes
Completing arbitration procedures
Disputes that may be arbitrated
The United Nations as a model for international organizations
Arbitration agreement
Principles governing consular representation and consular functions
Disputes of the international sale of goods
External terrorism
International jurisdiction to resolve disputes with a foreign element
Implementation of an arbitration award that was annulled abroad
International courts
Terrorism as an international crime and means of combating it, Part One
Terrorism as an international crime and means of combating it, Part Two
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