Study Plan - International Relations

• Bachelor's
• International Relations

When you finish all units of your education program, you will receive a Diploma and a Professional License, as well as a bachelor’s degree endorsed by SACSCOC that is recognized worldwide.

Accredited and Consolidated Institution.
Registered in Group 3 of the Institutional Improvement Program.

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Objective

Train professionals in International Relations who can analyze, apply and evaluate international relations and globalization theories. Use virtual and technological environments to promote interdisciplinary dialogue and create innovative public policy proposals for global, national and local conflicts in public, private sectors and international organizations.

Graduate profile

The International Relations’ teaching learning process is based on competencies to integrate knowledge, skills and attitudes that train ethical professionals who can meet international relation needs and requirements of the population, in a global world.

• Identify key issues and apply global governance for inclusive public policies, combating poverty, hunger, promoting gender equity and a sustainable environment.
• Use international relations theories, analyzing political processes with traditional and contemporary approaches, promoting plural democracy and diversity.
• Base theoretical analysis of global problems in Mexico, using digital tools and foreign policy for efficient and comparative decisions.
• Develop critical thinking with non-discriminatory diagnoses, evaluations and research in foreign policy and global governance.
• Compare actors, institutions and agendas for fair public policies at the global, regional and local levels, engaging authorities in cooperative development.
• Manage digital learning for continuous improvement in professional development.

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