48 monthsProgramme duration
1,318 EURTuition Fee/year
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Programme overview
Main Subject
International Relations/Studies/Affairs
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Research on the actors, events and processes developed within the International Society, were separated from other social sciences after the end of the First World War. For decades, the development that occurred in Western countries of International Relations had no correspondence in Spain due to the isolationism that dominated Spanish foreign policy, the incomplete economic development and the scant scientific and cultural openness that characterized the Franco era. However, the establishment of democracy first and incorporation into the European Community, later, achieved the full insertion of Spain in an international context that was subject to an intense process of globalization. The Degree in International Relations is about providing a structured, multidisciplinary and complete higher education for international specialists who are increasingly and urgently required by Spanish society and the rest of Europe. The Degree in International Relations is taught at the Faculty of Political Science and Sociology, located on the Somosaguas campus, where enrolled students will have access to all the material resources and services necessary for the development of the corresponding scientific and academic activities: library, multipurpose room, hall of degrees, computer rooms, laboratories, Wi-Fi connection, cafeteria dining room, etc.
Programme overview
Main Subject
International Relations/Studies/Affairs
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Research on the actors, events and processes developed within the International Society, were separated from other social sciences after the end of the First World War. For decades, the development that occurred in Western countries of International Relations had no correspondence in Spain due to the isolationism that dominated Spanish foreign policy, the incomplete economic development and the scant scientific and cultural openness that characterized the Franco era. However, the establishment of democracy first and incorporation into the European Community, later, achieved the full insertion of Spain in an international context that was subject to an intense process of globalization. The Degree in International Relations is about providing a structured, multidisciplinary and complete higher education for international specialists who are increasingly and urgently required by Spanish society and the rest of Europe. The Degree in International Relations is taught at the Faculty of Political Science and Sociology, located on the Somosaguas campus, where enrolled students will have access to all the material resources and services necessary for the development of the corresponding scientific and academic activities: library, multipurpose room, hall of degrees, computer rooms, laboratories, Wi-Fi connection, cafeteria dining room, etc.
Admission Requirements
To be admitted to this degree, you must meet the requirements for access to the University contemplated by current regulations: selectivity, International Baccalaureates, Validation agreements, access for people over 25 years of age, over 40 years of age, etc. You have all the details on the University Admissions page: ucm.es
In the case of non-native Spanish speakers, according to the Agreement of the Governing Council of January 29, 2019 (BOUC of February 7, 2019), which approves the Spanish language requirements for admission to Degree and Master's degree and linguistic/language skills, all students from non-Spanish-speaking countries or educational systems must prove a knowledge of Spanish according to the CEFR level B2, at the time of submitting the application for admission to the Degree.
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