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This program appeals to individuals seeking to expand their understanding and capabilities across diverse international relations topics. The course philosophy emphasizes the inseparable connection between global politics and international law. Participants will acquire in-depth theoretical insights into international relations, mastering both positive and normative political theory to analyze realism, liberalism, constructivism, and critical social theories - essential frameworks for understanding the behavior of states, international organizations, financial institutions, and non-state actors in global affairs. The curriculum also explores the root causes of armed conflicts and terrorism, examining how nations assess evolving threats in the post-9/11 era. Substantial focus is given to international law, covering regulations in warfare, human rights protections, and bans on unethical combat practices. Students will critically evaluate diplomatic strategies, peace initiatives, human rights policies, and intervention approaches from the Cold War to present day. The comprehensive assessments develop crucial skills including academic writing, report preparation, presentations, and research project development.