Bachelor’s programme
International Relations and European Studies
Study foreign policy, diplomacy and European institutions.
Programme facts
- 3 years
- 180 ECTS
- Romanian
- Full-time
Overview
The programme combines international relations and EU policy analysis with professional placements.
Programme curriculum
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Semester I
- Introduction to European studies4 ECTS
- Introduction to economics4 ECTS
- Foundations of political science5 ECTS
- Foundations of sociology5 ECTS
- Modern and contemporary world history4 ECTS
- Foreign languages3 ECTS
- Computing for the social sciences3 ECTS
- Critical thinking and academic writing2 ECTS
- Physical education and sportAdditional3 ECTS
Semester II
- Political institutions5 ECTS
- Professional placement3 ECTS
- Social and political research methods5 ECTS
- History of social and political thought4 ECTS
- Introduction to international relations5 ECTS
- Modern and contemporary history of Romania5 ECTS
- Foreign languages3 ECTS
- Educational psychologyAdditional4 ECTS
- Physical education and sportAdditional3 ECTS
Why RISE?
Learn to analyse foreign policy, explain how European institutions and international organisations make decisions, and assess EU-funded projects. The qualification awarded is International Relations and European Studies.
Teaching and assessment
Lectures and seminars are complemented by placements. You also study a foreign language, English or French in year one. The study plan specifies exams, tests and colloquia, while syllabuses detail course assessment.
Admissions
Check the eligibility, selection criteria, dates and required documents for the intake you are applying to. The SNSPA page sets out the official offer for this programme.
Fees and funding
Check the application and tuition fees for your intake, along with eligibility for scholarships and other forms of support.
Career prospects
The programme can prepare you for work in diplomacy, European or international institutions, policy analysis and project management. Graduates can continue to master’s study.
ContactFaculty office
Academic coordination: Department of Political Science and European Studies.
