COURSE OVERVIEW
Bachelor Of Arts International And Strategic Studies
Regardless of the student application paths (international or local students), all first-year undergraduates are introduced to major theoretical ideas and various approaches about politics and international relations, examines how states and international institutions functions in practice, and attend a series of introductory compulsory courses (see the academic porgramme structure) where they will use qualitative and quantitative methods to investigate and to observe international historical and political events or questions.
Regardless of the student application paths (international or local students), all first-year undergraduates are introduced to major theoretical ideas and various approaches about politics and international relations, examines how states and international institutions functions in practice, and attend a series of introductory compulsory courses (see the academic porgramme structure) where they will use qualitative and quantitative methods to investigate and to observe international historical and political events or questions.
The programme’s objective are to equip the students with the knowledge of international relations, foreign policy, security studies, defence analysis and strategic studies, particularly by examining international interactions between state and non-state actors, as well as the emerging trends and long-term effects of both global and regional issues.
First Year
- Compulsory Courses
- Introduction to International Relations
- Evolution of International Society
- Introduction to Politics
- Research Methodology in International Relations
Second Year
- Compulsry Courses
- Political Economy of International Relations
- Theories of International Relations I
- Social Movements and Democratization
- Theories of International Relations II
- Foreign Policy Analysis
- National Security of Malaysia
Elective Courses
- Development of Modern Strategy
- Government and Politics of Europe
- Islam in World Politics
- International Dispute Settlement
- Politics of Developing Countries
- Foreign Policy of Southeast Asian States
- International Dispute Settlement
- Comparative Regionalism
- International Law
Third Year
Compulsory Courses
- Academic Project
- International Organisation
- International Security
- Academic Project
- Foreign Policy of Malaysia
- Foreign Policies of Major Powers
Elective Courses
- Political Thought
- International Politics of Resources
- Central Asia in International Relations
- International Law of the Sea
- The United States in World Politics
- Non-State Actors in International Relations
- South Asia in International Relations
- Human Rights and International Politics
- Conflict Analysis
- Theory and Practice of Diplomacy
- Peace Studies
- Governance and International Development
Fourth Year
- Practicum
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University Malaya
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