Information Package / Course Catalogue
| 1. | Students understand the fundamental theoretical, historical, and methodological framework of the discipline of International Relations, and analyzes it through different theoretical approaches. |
| 2. | Students analyze world political history and global transformations through cause-effect relationships and evaluate their impact on contemporary international relations. |
| 3. | "Students evaluate the functioning of the international system, its key actors, the principles of international law, and the role of international organizations, and interpret current global developments accordingly. |
| 4. | Students interpret Turkey’s foreign policy in historical, theoretical, and contemporary contexts, analyze its decision-making processes, and evaluate its impact on regional developments. |
| 5. | Students conduct theoretical and practical analyses on international security, war, peace, crisis management, and conflict resolution, and develop interpretations based on possible scenarios. |
| 6. | Students develop an interdisciplinary perspective by conducting analyses related to fields such as political science, economics, sociology, and law, and synthesize data from different disciplines. |
| 7. | Students examine the historical roots, processes, and outcomes of international conflicts through comparative and theoretical frameworks, and generate possible solutions. |
| 8. | Students conduct their work in the field of international relations in accordance with universal ethical values, develop a sense of social responsibility, and act with sensitivity toward global issues such as human rights, gender equality, and sustainable development. |
| 9. | Students evaluate international crises, diplomatic negotiations, and global security policies, conduct comparative analyses, and develop solution proposals. |
| 10. | Students evaluate migration movements and policies at global, regional, and national levels, and analyze migration theories and governance practices. |
| 11. | Students analyze and interpret global energy policies, energy security, and sustainable energy strategies. |
| 12. | Students collect and analyze data using qualitative and quantitative research methods specific to the discipline of International Relations, and apply these methods in academic and professional work. |