Climate change, epidemics, poverty alleviation, armed conflicts, and other global challenges require concerted efforts to address. Today, the world demands individuals with the ambition to effect positive change amidst these contemporary issues.

Bachelors Program

International Relations Program

Qualifications to be awarded to a graduate: Bachelor of International Relations Credit / Duration: 240 credits / 4 years Language: Georgian language (separate courses are taught in English) &nbsp;Program structure:<ul><li>&nbsp;Compulsory courses: 139 credits</li><li>Compulsory-elective courses: 27 credits&nbsp;</li><li>Free compulsory courses: 44 credits</li><li>Free elective courses: 20 credits</li><li>Undergraduate Thesis: 10 credit</li></ul>

Program Structure

Admission is based on passing the Unified National Examinations and also in accordance with other rules established by the legislation of Georgia; Also, a student may be enrolled in the program without passing the Unified National Examinations, in accordance with the legislation of Georgia. Subjects to be submitted: Georgian language and literature; Any foreign language; History or Mathematics Number of students to enroll : 150 Annual fee: 2250 GEL In the current academic year, admission to the mentioned program is not carried out

Admission rules

Graduates of the Bachelor of International Relations program will be able to work as diplomats, international security specialists, international analysts, global policy researchers, political risk analysts, international business consultants, strategic communications specialists, and others:<ul><li>In relevant public institutions (Ministry of Foreign Affairs, embassies, etc);</li><li>In non-governmental organizations;</li><li>In international organizations;</li><li>Relevant profile in research organizations;</li><li>In the mass media;</li><li>In private organizations;</li></ul>

Employment opportunities

E-mail: lawandSS@alte.edu.ge Contact number: 032 240 29 46/48&nbsp;Please follow the link below and: fill out a <a href="https://alte.edu.ge/en/apply">registration form</a> to be interviewed by a university representative

Contact Information

Will students be able to participate in exchange programs? Students of the Alte University Bachelor of international relations program can participate in exchange programs announced by partner universities in Europe, Asia, and the Caucasus.&nbsp;<ul><li>We actively cooperate with the Erasmus + program;</li><li>We have the Confucius Institute, which gives each student the opportunity to study Chinese for free and receive 100% funding for studying in China;</li></ul>&nbsp;What funding opportunities do Alte University students have?<ul><li>Grant issued by the University;</li><li>scholarship;</li></ul>&nbsp;In what cases does the student receive a scholarship? For a student to be eligible to receive a scholarship, they must have high academic standing and be actively involved in student conferences, research, projects, and cultural and sporting events on behalf of the university. What is the difference between a university grant and a scholarship?<ul><li>Grant- A grant awarded by a university is different from a grant awarded by the state as a result of the Unified National Examinations and is an additional opportunity for each student. The grant is awarded by the University Foundation with the aim of increasing access to quality education and promoting research in the educational sphere., each student who will have a GPA of 3.5 or higher at the end of the semester will be fully funded for each subsequent semester.</li><li>&nbsp;Scholarship - Details can be found <a href="https://alte.edu.ge/en/pages/tuition-financical-aid">at the link</a>.</li></ul>

<a href="https://alte.edu.ge/en/ketevan-tskhadadze">ketevan Tskhadadze</a> - Dean of the School of Law and Social Sciences<a href="mailto:k.tskhadadze@alte.edu.ge">k.tskhadadze@alte.edu.ge</a>&nbsp;<a href="https://alte.edu.ge/en/mariam-osadze">Mariam Osadze</a> - Manager of the School of Law and Social Sciences<a href="mailto:m.osadze@alte.edu.ge">m.osadze@alte.edu.ge</a>&nbsp;<a href="https://alte.edu.ge/en/mariam-chikobava">Mariam Chikobava</a> - Manager of the School of Law and Social Sciences<a href="mailto:m.chikobava@alte.edu.ge">m.chikobava@alte.edu.ge</a>&nbsp;Giorgi Lemonjava - Head of the Bachelor's Program in International Relationsgiorgi.lemonjava@alte.edu.ge

Administration

Climate change, epidemics, poverty alleviation, armed conflicts, and other global challenges require concerted efforts to address. Today, the world demands individuals with the ambition to effect positive change amidst these contemporary issues. Exploring international relations offers an invaluable opportunity to delve into the complexities of modern challenges and understand how economics, culture, education, and politics shape society. &nbsp;Alte University’s undergraduate program in International Relations is meticulously designed to meet the demands of the international job market and incorporate best practices from renowned institutions such as the London School of Economics and Political Science and the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs. The program boasts highly qualified academic faculty and invited practitioners who bring real-world expertise to the classroom. &nbsp;Program Objectives:The aim of the program is to provide students with a broad theoretical understanding of the system of international relations and global politics. It seeks to offer in-depth knowledge of the principal areas within the field of international relations. The program is designed to equip students with the skills necessary for studying significant issues in international relations and for addressing professional challenges. Additionally, it aims to develop the ability to operate in practical contexts while upholding democratic values and principles of good governance. The program also focuses on enhancing students' abilities to analyze complex issues and establish professional communication in relation to these issues. Learning methods The program employs a variety of instructional methods, including analysis, synthesis, discussion and debate, auditory-linguistic techniques, role-playing games, the de Bono method ("Six Thinking Hats"), resource identification, mapping exercises, action-oriented learning, group collaboration, written assignments, flipped classroom approach, case analysis, case studies, and others. Key aspects of the program The program offers:<ul><li>A diverse range of subjects is covered in the curriculum, including topics such as NATO and Euro-Atlantic political and security dynamics, European integration, strategic elements of international relations, international conflicts and peacekeeping efforts, US foreign policy, European party policies, Russian foreign policy, Chinese foreign policy, the anatomy of Middle East-international relations, issues of separatism in the contemporary world, diplomatic protocol and etiquette, terrorism, international economic relations, Georgia's European and Euro-Atlantic integration policies, negotiation theory and practice, critical thinking, and more.</li><li>The program also includes an Enhanced English component and opportunities for involvement in scientific research.</li><li>Furthermore, students participate in workshops, thematic seminars, and meetings with guest speakers.</li></ul>&nbsp;Learning outcomes Upon completion of the program, the graduate will be able to:<ul><li>Discuss the fundamental theories and concepts of international relations, as well as their directions, principles, current challenges, regional contexts of international relations, and Georgia's international situation;&nbsp;</li><li>Classify and explain global policy issues in light of key achievements in national and international scientific thinking;</li><li>Acting in accordance with democratic values and principles of good governance in practice;</li><li>Analyzing problematic issues and establishing professional communication;</li><li>Critically understand and explain the importance of international economic relations, international security, and international legal order in the system of international relations;</li><li>Analyze and evaluate important issues in international relations and governance using a variety of methods based on open-source research;&nbsp;</li><li>To formulate and substantiate its position on complex issues in the field, taking into account the principles of ethics, humanity, democratic governance, fundamental human rights, and freedoms;&nbsp;</li><li>Establish effective communication with target groups in the field of international relations, in Georgian and English, using traditional and modern means of communication; &nbsp;</li></ul>In the current academic year, admission to the mentioned program is not carried out