Corvinus University of Budapest
Hungary
MA in International Relations
About the programmeSharpen your understanding of international affairs and global events by studying with usInterested in diplomacy, international business, or making an impact through global organisations? Our MA in International Relations offers the perfect foundation. Study in a unique location where East meets West, surrounded by a multicultural environment that prepares you for an international career.Our programme offers a curriculum carefully renewed to meet the challenges of today’s dynamic international landscape shaped by technology and data. Specialize in key areas such as global governance, terrorism, migration, climate change, digitalization and human rights, informed by advanced studies in Foreign Policy Analysis, Security Studies, International Law, Area Studies and International Political Economy.Why choose the programme?Wide range of career opportunities across policy analysis, diplomatic service, international consultancy, and roles within intergovernmental ( (UN, EU, NATO, OSCE, OECD) and non-governmental organisations.Explore key topics including global governance, terrorism, migration, climate change, digitalisation and human rights.Multicultural environment preparing you for international careers.An open, international academic community with international staff, strong research profiles and frequent media contributions.Immerse yourself in a free-thinking academic community that encourages critical thought and debate.Develop practical skills by applying theoretical frameworks to real-world challenges via case studies, simulations and policy analysis.Participate in extracurricular activities (e. g. study trip to UN Vienna, workshops, conferences, etc.) that boost your professional skills and expand your network.Who is expected to attend the trainingWe welcome open-minded, highly motivated students from around the world who seek a deeper understanding of global affairs through a Central European lens and aspire to careers in diplomacy, international organizations, NGOs, or academic research.Mobility window Third semester is the best optionfor student mobility.