Bachelor of International Relations (BIR)

Program Overview A comprehensive study of global politics, diplomacy, and international cooperation, focusing on the economic, social, and cultural exchanges between nations.

Core Curriculum & Global Expertise

  • Key Courses: International Political Economy, International Law, Global Security.

  • Technical Pillars: Conflict Resolution, Human Rights, and Peace-building.

  • Applied Training: Mandatory Study Abroad programs and internships at international organizations/NGOs.

Admissions & Prerequisites

  • Language Requirement: Demonstrated Foreign Language Proficiency.

  • Academic Background: High school coursework in Social Sciences required.

  • Testing: SAT or ACT scores required for admission.

Faculty Spotlight

  • Lead Scholar: Dr. Clara Simmons (International Conflict Resolution).

  • Professional Background: Consultant for the United Nations (UN).

  • Expertise: Peace-building in post-conflict regions and international negotiations.

  • Impact: Author of influential books on diplomacy; integrates real-world negotiation tactics into the classroom.

Career & Professional Outcomes

  • Primary Paths: Diplomat, NGO Advisor, International Organizations, and Global Business.

  • Global Impact: Addressing global security challenges and facilitating international cooperation.

International Student Requirements

  • Credentialing: Full evaluation of previous academic credentials for US equivalency.

  • Language: Mandatory proof of English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS).