24 monthsProgramme duration
15 Sep, 2023Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
International Relations/Studies/Affairs
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Training in the course of the master's degree in political science, specializing in international cooperation, aims at specialized training in one of the branches of political science represented in international relations and public international law. So that the student deepens the knowledge related to international cooperation in the economic, security and political aspects, and the role of international bodies in that.
The study is organized in the master’s stage in the form of four (04) semesters. In each semester, the student receives training for a set of materials organized within the framework of educational units (basic, exploratory, methodological and horizontal). Each hexagon has 30 credits. The fourth semester is devoted to the completion of a memorandum evaluated by a committee of professors through public discussion.
The evaluation system is a hybrid between continuous evaluation and evaluation through written examinations. The transition is made from one year to the next when the semesters are acquired.
Holders of a master’s degree in political science specializing in international cooperation can be employed in many operating bodies, whether public or private, including national, regional and international. Diplomatic and consular missions, regional and international organizations, media and journalism.
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Main Subject
International Relations/Studies/Affairs
Degree
Other
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
Training in the course of the master's degree in political science, specializing in international cooperation, aims at specialized training in one of the branches of political science represented in international relations and public international law. So that the student deepens the knowledge related to international cooperation in the economic, security and political aspects, and the role of international bodies in that.
The study is organized in the master’s stage in the form of four (04) semesters. In each semester, the student receives training for a set of materials organized within the framework of educational units (basic, exploratory, methodological and horizontal). Each hexagon has 30 credits. The fourth semester is devoted to the completion of a memorandum evaluated by a committee of professors through public discussion.
The evaluation system is a hybrid between continuous evaluation and evaluation through written examinations. The transition is made from one year to the next when the semesters are acquired.
Holders of a master’s degree in political science specializing in international cooperation can be employed in many operating bodies, whether public or private, including national, regional and international. Diplomatic and consular missions, regional and international organizations, media and journalism.
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