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Political Science: International Relations

In Person
Campus: Jackson
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Navigate a complex global world

The International Relations emphasis at Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ University prepares students to understand the culture, economics, and politics of global regions and the international system. Students develop the knowledge to assess complex global situations and make informed decisions, equipping them for careers in international business, government, NGOs, and global missions.

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In Person

Program Type

Concentration

Curriculum

What You'll Study

The International Relations track develops the analytical framework to understand global politics, covering international relations theory, foreign policy, international organizations, comparative politics, and the dynamics that shape how states, institutions, and peoples interact on the world stage.

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Navigating a Complex World with Wisdom and Conviction

At Âé¶¹ÊÓÆµ, international relations is for students who believe the world is worth understanding and engaging. Faculty prepare you to navigate cross-cultural complexity with both intellectual depth and a Christian perspective that sees every nation and people as worthy of respect, justice, and the good news of Christ.

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