INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
Profile: “Prevention of Regional Conflicts”
The department of “International Relations” prepares popular specialists in the areas of public service, non-governmental sector, international organizations. In the process of studying, you will master several foreign languages, gain experience in public speaking and debates, master the skills of scientific, analytical work with information, develop your leadership skills and organizational skills, make various useful contacts with potential employers or Universities to get a master’s degree. We will help you to develop the “Winner mentality and spirit”, reveal your talents and master the knowledge necessary for successful professional implementation.
Awarded qualification and term of study
The graduate is awarded an academic qualification degree of Bachelor of International Relations.
Duration: 4 years
License No. LD145000154, registration number 15/0025, (IR)
At the moment, the department is undergoing the accreditation procedure.
Mission of the program
The mission of the “International Relations” department is: the training of modern, competitive, multilingual specialists exhibiting high social activity and social responsibility.
Goals and learning outcomes of the 530800 “International Relations” department (bachelor’s degree)
Goal 1: Formation and development of social communication and information competencies in graduates necessary for their professional implementation in the field of international relations
Goal 2: Formation of socially active and, at the same time, socially responsible citizens, initiative and possessing leadership qualities and organizational skills
Learning outcome 1: graduates are able to apply general theoretical and applied methods of researching socio-political processes, conduct a general analysis and build a general forecast in the field of international relations.
Learning outcome 2: graduates creatively combine knowledge from multiple disciplines to solve professional and life problems and generate creative ideas
Learning outcome 3: graduates demonstrate developed communication skills in Kyrgyz, Russian and foreign languages (English and the second foreign language).
Learning outcome 4: use critical thinking skills in analyzing socio-political problems, making decisions and designing actions to resolve and overcome them.
Learning Outcome 5: Graduates demonstrate teamwork skills and results.
Learning outcome 6: graduates demonstrate the skills of independent search for the necessary information, determining the quality of an information source, working on information media
Graduates of the program:
- they are able to apply general theoretical and applied methods of research of social and political processes, carry out a general analysis and build a common prediction in the field of international relations;
- creatively combine knowledge from a variety of disciplines to solve professional and life tasks, develop creative ideas and actions to implement them;
- demonstrate advanced communication skills in Kyrgyz, Russian and foreign languages (English and second foreign language);
- use the skills of critical thinking in analyzing social and political problems, making decisions and designing actions to solve them and overcome them;
- demonstrate the skills and results of teamwork;
- demonstrate the skills of self-searching for the necessary information, determining the quality of the information source, working on information provided by the media.
Destination Curriculum
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Graduates
Already today, graduates of the department continue their education in the masters and postgraduate courses of the Higher Educational Institutions of Kyrgyzstan, Germany, Austria, the USA, Kazakhstan, Russia, and the OSCE Academy. They successfully implement their skills in international and non-profit organizations, research and consulting centers, in the field of teaching, as well as in private business and journalism.
In addition to the above, graduates can work in state and municipal structures, scientific institutions and create their own businesses in various industries.
Faculty
John Clark, professor
Regular lecturer
PhD in Social Geography (University of Michigan, USA)
Courses taught: History of Britain; Socio-Political Geography; Foreign Policy of the Middle East; Socio-Economic Policy of the USSR
E-mail: clark_j@iuca.kg
Chinara Esengul, associate professor
PhD in Political Science
External professor
Courses taught: International Conflict, Peacebuilding, Military Intervention and Gender, Actual Problems of International Relations and Regional Conflictology.
E-mail: esengul@iuca.kg
Ivanov Spartak Gennadievich, professor
PhD in Political Science
Specialty: Political Problems of International Relations, Global and Regional Development.