The Bachelor’s Program in Diplomacy and International Relations comprises 180 ECTS credits, with 60 ECTS credits allocated per academic year and 30 ECTS credits per semester. Accordingly, the standard duration of the program is three academic years.

Distribution of ECTS Credits

The 180 ECTS credits of the Bachelor’s Program are distributed as follows:

Free Component – 60 credits:

• General University and Major Support Courses (mandatory) – 20 credits
• English Language (mandatory) – 20 credits
• Second Foreign Language (mandatory) – 20 credits

Mandatory and Elective Courses in the Major Field of Study – 120 credits:

• Mandatory Courses in the Major Field of Study – 100 credits
• Elective Courses in the Major Field of Study – 20 credits

Program Objectives

The Bachelor’s Program in Diplomacy and International Relations is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills appropriate to the Bachelor’s degree level.

To achieve this objective, the program fosters the development of relevant competencies through the integration of its various academic components. This comprehensive approach enables students to develop the theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and competencies required for further academic study and professional development in the fields of diplomacy and international relations.