International Relations

Program Overview

The International Relationshipist program prepares students for careers in international affairs, providing them with the knowledge and skills to work in various sectors, including private enterprise, government, and non-governmental organizations. Graduates can pursue roles such as foreign investment advisors, consultants, political analysts, and diplomats, working in areas such as foreign trade, public administration, and international problem-solving.

Program Outline

Careers:

• Private initiative as a foreign investment advisor.
• As a consultant for national and international companies.
• In matters of foreign trade.
• In the public sector in public administration at any of the three levels, in import and export programs; as well as in programs for migrants.
• In non-governmental organizations as active members.
• In civil society organizations that focus on solving international problems.
• In the foreign service through embassies and consulates.

• Director of international organizations.
• Ambassador or Consul
• Political analyst.
• Consultant.
• Private mediator