The International Relations undergraduate program was established in 2001. Our department is committed to contributing to scientific knowledge and encouraging interdisciplinary research by emphasizing theoretical depth and analytical thinking within the field of international relations. With interactive and practice-based teaching methods, it aims to raise critically-minded individuals who actively contribute to academic development.
Additionally, the Department of International Relations provides graduate-level education through an active Master’s with Thesis Program and a PhD Program.
These programs contribute to students’ ability to conduct scientific research, gain academic proficiency, and develop expertise in professional life.
For the course structure and curriculum of the International Relations program: click here
Examination Information
Each course includes a midterm exam (40%) and a final exam (60%). All exams are graded out of 100 points.
Professional Training and Internships
As the Department of International Relations, we continuously develop collaborations with the private sector to enhance the employability of our graduates and better prepare them for the professional world. Although internships are not mandatory in our program, we actively promote applied learning opportunities and sign protocols with various institutions and organizations to support internship placements.