Program Objective

The Master of International Relations (MIR) program focuses on global diplomacy, foreign policy, conflict resolution, and international institutions. It prepares students for careers in foreign service, international NGOs, global think tanks, and multinational policy research. The program emphasizes analytical skills and cross-cultural understanding in global affairs.

Program Details

Duration: 1–2 years (Full-time / Part-time options available)

Format: On-campus / Online / Hybrid

Eligibility: Bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution (preferably in political science, history, or international studies)

Credit Hours: Typically 36–48 credits

Core Curriculum Includes

Theories of International Relations

Global Security & Conflict Studies

International Organizations

Comparative Politics

Foreign Policy Analysis

Human Rights & Global Justice

Diplomacy & Negotiation

Research Methods in IR