For more information about International Relations: International Law at Anglo American University, please visit the webpage using the button above.
The award
BA
How long you will study
3 Years
Domestic course fees
USD 22900 per total
How you will study
full-time
Course starts
September, February
International course fees
USD 22900 per total
The B.A. in International Relations: International Law program at Anglo-American University is delivered by a faculty of experts from all over the world that bring years of professional experience to the classroom. This program enables students to fully experience the cultural dynamism of Central Europe. Students can expect to gain a solid background in international relations and political theory, history, philosophy, nationalism, or security.
International politics is bound by and takes place within legal frameworks and treaties. The International Law concentration goes further in exploring the logic of international legal agreements, examples from different areas of application, and ponders the problems and intricacies of justice.
Upon completion, our students acquire the ability to critically examine and address the international/intercultural challenges of our time, such as global inequalities, economic dependency, conflict and security, or globalization including the evolving roles of organizations such as the United Nations, NATO and the European Union.
Learn More About This Course
There is more information about this course available on the Anglo American University website
Notes about fees for this course
Please note that the actual tuition fee price might vary depending on exchange rates.
For detailed information about the entry requirements for your chosen course, please see the Undergraduate Admission page.
Ann Connolly, Business Administration, United States of America
We do almost all of our projects in small international teams, and we work together like we would in a business company and synergize our different ideas. There's flexibilities to meet with teachers outside of class, and ask them questions, not just specifically things we learn in the class.
Benjamin Rodenburg, International Relations & Diplomacy, Fiji
With the American WASC accreditation, the multitude of exchange options, and being in the heart of Europe, AAU was an easy choice for me. Despite its small size AAU is a hot pot of language and culture that poses nothing but benefit when engaging in discussion in or out of the classroom.
Katherine Dedukh, Journalism & Media, Ukraine/Estonia
AAU is more than a university, it’s a very special community that helps create special bonds with teachers and classmates. It doesn’t put you into the box but rather teaches you to be yourself and choose your own path. It gives you just enough autonomy and support to achieve your goals.
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