BA International Relations

De studie International Relations is een bacheloropleiding op de Webster University in Leiden. De lessen van deze opleiding worden gegeven door academici, politieke wetenschappers, juristen, en ambassadeurs. Studenten worden aangemoedigd om gebruik te maken van de uitwisselingmogelijkheden binnen het Webster-systeem.

Deze opleiding op Webster biedt toegang tot dialoog, het begrip en de kennis van internationale betrekkingen die van belang is voor onze toekomst. Het is belangrijk om de complexe sociaal-politieke en economische factoren die diverse culturele groepen vormen te begrijpen. De verschillen in opvattingen en visies op de wereld kan ons opdelen of binden.

N.B. De bachelor International Relations is een Engelstalige studie op de Webster University in Leiden, daarom wordt alle informatie over deze opleiding in het Engels gegeven.

With thriving global markets, innovations in technology, and heightened competition all moving at the speed of light, the world has become a smaller place. But not necessarily a simpler one.

From hemisphere to hemisphere, diverse cultures and customs are intricately woven into the fabric of our lives, from business and politics to society and the environment. Today, what happens in one part of the world increasingly affects us all.

That is why it is more important than ever to understand the complex sociopolitical and economic factors that shape the diverse cultural groups that live and work in today's interdependent community. These differences in beliefs and world views can divide or unite us, enrich us or split us apart.

Webster University provides education with the believe that it is the key to dialogue and understanding and that knowledge of international relations is essential to our future.

Courses in the International Relations bachelor program are taught by academics, political scientists, lawyers, and ambassadors. Students are encouraged to take advantage of the exchange possibilities within the Webster system.

International Relations graduates may pursue careers within the United Nations system, government ministries, inter-governmental and non-governmental organizations, multinationals, embassies/consulates, or work as political consultants, lobbyists or journalists.