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International Relations Degree Program at Danube University Krems

More+ › Work & Careers ♦ Published: September 4, 2020; 13:06 ♦ (Vindobona) ♦ Sponsored Content
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The university program "International Relations" of Danube University Krems - Donau-Universität Krems meets the demand for experts in the field of international relations and offers a practice-oriented education for all those who wish to work in an international environment.

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The rapid changes in the international system - characterized by globalization, competition and interdependence - today increase the demand for experts with an international orientation in business, administration, political consulting, media, national and international organizations.

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Focal points of the interdisciplinary program comprising politics, law and economics include

  • International organizations;
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  • crisis areas, Conflict zones and new challenges;
  • European and international economy;
  • the Middle East;
  • international terrorism;
  • European security policy;
  • special area studies;
  • English for International Relations;
  • the European Union;
  • internal market law;
  • intercultural work; etc.

Target Group

University and college graduates in any field of study, especially in the areas of politics, humanities, law, social and economic studies, as well as people working or who wish to work in media, special interest groups, international organizations, business, industry, public administration, political consulting, science or think tanks.

The offered study programs are open to graduates of all fields of study as well as to people with professional experience. They are modularly structured and can be completed in parallel to work very well.

Duration

The study program lasts 4 semesters and ends with the academic degree Master of Arts, MA.

Organizer

The Department for Legal Studies and International Relations of the Danube University Krems is one of the leading providers of university courses.

Online information event about the course

Wednesday, September 9, 2020, 17:30, via Zoom

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Inform yourself about the contents of the course in an open online video conference.

Link to the virtual lecture hall: https://donau-uni.zoom.us/j/91321021771?pwd=Zkt6RjY1SzlCNG1STTNoZDFQRjl3Zz09

Meeting ID: 913 2102 1771
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You can find more information about the course at: https://www.donau-uni.ac.at/de/studium/international-relations.html

Current COVID-19 Situaion - Update Well prepared for the next semester

For the winter semester 2020/2021, the Danube University Krems is planning normal operation or regular presence operation in compliance with the COVID-19-relevant safety regulations.

If necessary or useful, teaching and learning can also take place online.

Current technologies such as learning platforms, video applications and online collaboration tools will be used.

This means that classroom lectures and exams will be held online, and seminar papers and theses can also be submitted digitally. Essential services of the Danube University Krems as well as contact persons can be reached online or by phone as usual.

The access to necessary scientific literature is ensured via online databases as well as via the possibility of inter-library loan by the library.

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