Major International Relations and Public Diplomacy

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In the first year of second-cycle (Master’s) studies, the student is required to complete all compulsory courses (a total of 21 ECTS credits in the first year and 14 ECTS credits in the second year), as well as an appropriate number of elective courses allowing the student to obtain a minimum of 60 ECTS credits per academic year. Additionally, the student is required to complete a tutorial and should also choose courses in one of the foreign languages offered.

As part of the UJ–UNISTRAPG pathway, the student is required, in both the first and second semesters, to choose one course from the following group: International Relations in Latin America; International Relations in Africa; American Foreign and Security Policy after the Cold War; International Relations in the Asia-Pacific; Comparative International Politics in Central and Eastern Europe; Europe and the World.

Furthermore, in both the first and second semesters, the student is required to choose one course from the following group: Contemporary European Political Thinkers; International Financial Markets; Economic Diplomacy; Foreign Policy Analysis; Intelligence Analysis; International Negotiations: Theory and Practice; Strategic and International Management; International Business and Marketing.

Moreover, in both the first and second semesters, the student is required to choose two courses from the following group: Challenges of Biopolitics and New Technologies; New Political Ideas in the 21st Century; Foreign Language (chosen from German, French, Russian, Polish, or Spanish).

In addition, the student must choose either International Law or Current Developments in Diplomatic and Consular Law and must complete International Organizations – Theory and Practice. The student has the right to choose other courses from the offer of different degree programmes (in particular from the International Security and Development Studies programme), subject to the approval of the programme coordinator.

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In the first year of second-cycle studies, students are required to complete all compulsory courses (the total for the first year is 35 ECTS credits) and an appropriate number of elective courses, which will allow them to earn a minimum of 60 ECTS credits per academic year.

Additionally, students are required to complete a tutorial and must choose classes in one of the offered foreign languages. Students are also required to complete a tutorial and must choose classes in one of the offered foreign languages. Students may choose other courses from other fields of study (particularly International Security and Development Studies) with the program coordinator's consent. Academic English and International Business and Marketing are not transferable. The Jagiellonian University will recommend that double-degree students not choose these courses.

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The implementation of the curriculum of the international double-degree programme International Relations and Public Diplomacy is assumed by the Jagiellonian University in Krakow during the 1st and 2nd semester, with the 3rd and 4th semesters provided by the University of Siena. Students starting their studies at the University of Siena, in their second year of studies must complete the courses provided for in the programme of the Jagiellonian University. Completion of all semesters at both universities is compulsory, and those students who complete the MA receive two diplomas.

In the first year, students complete all obligatory subjects and an appropriate number of optional modules, which will allow them to obtain a minimum of 60 ECTS points per academic year. In addition, the student is required to attend a tutorial and also choose one of the foreign languages offered. The student has the right to select courses available in other fields of study (in particular, those provided by the International Security and Development Studies programme are recommended) based on the consent of the programme director. The programme director may decide not to open selected elective courses in a given academic year.

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In the first year of second-cycle (Master’s) studies, the student is required to complete all compulsory courses (a total of 21 ECTS credits in the first year and 14 ECTS credits in the second year), as well as an appropriate number of elective courses allowing the student to obtain a minimum of 60 ECTS credits per academic year. Additionally, the student is required to complete a tutorial and should also choose courses in one of the foreign languages offered.

As part of the UJ–UNISTRAPG pathway, the student is required, in both the first and second semesters, to choose one course from the following group: International Relations in Latin America; International Relations in Africa; American Foreign and Security Policy after the Cold War; International Relations in the Asia-Pacific; Comparative International Politics in Central and Eastern Europe; Europe and the World.

Furthermore, in both the first and second semesters, the student is required to choose one course from the following group: Contemporary European Political Thinkers; International Financial Markets; Economic Diplomacy; Foreign Policy Analysis; Intelligence Analysis; International Negotiations: Theory and Practice; Strategic and International Management; International Business and Marketing.

Moreover, in both the first and second semesters, the student is required to choose two courses from the following group: Challenges of Biopolitics and New Technologies; New Political Ideas in the 21st Century; Foreign Language (chosen from German, French, Russian, Polish, or Spanish).

In addition, the student must choose either International Law or Current Developments in Diplomatic and Consular Law and must complete International Organizations – Theory and Practice. The student has the right to choose other courses from the offer of different degree programmes (in particular from the International Security and Development Studies programme), subject to the approval of the programme coordinator.

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In the first year of second-cycle studies, students are required to complete all compulsory courses (the total for the first year is 35 ECTS credits) and an appropriate number of elective courses, which will allow them to earn a minimum of 60 ECTS credits per academic year.

Additionally, students are required to complete a tutorial and must choose classes in one of the offered foreign languages. Students are also required to complete a tutorial and must choose classes in one of the offered foreign languages. Students may choose other courses from other fields of study (particularly International Security and Development Studies) with the program coordinator's consent. Academic English and International Business and Marketing are not transferable. The Jagiellonian University will recommend that double-degree students not choose these courses.

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The implementation of the curriculum of the international double-degree programme International Relations and Public Diplomacy is assumed by the Jagiellonian University in Krakow during the 1st and 2nd semester, with the 3rd and 4th semesters provided by the University of Siena. Students starting their studies at the University of Siena, in their second year of studies must complete the courses provided for in the programme of the Jagiellonian University. Completion of all semesters at both universities is compulsory, and those students who complete the MA receive two diplomas.

In the first year, students complete all obligatory subjects and an appropriate number of optional modules, which will allow them to obtain a minimum of 60 ECTS points per academic year. In addition, the student is required to attend a tutorial and also choose one of the foreign languages offered. The student has the right to select courses available in other fields of study (in particular, those provided by the International Security and Development Studies programme are recommended) based on the consent of the programme director. The programme director may decide not to open selected elective courses in a given academic year.

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In the second academic year of second-cycle (Master’s) studies, the student is required to complete all compulsory courses as well as an appropriate number of elective courses which, taken together, allow the student to obtain a minimum of 60 ECTS credits per academic year. As part of the UJ–UNISTRAPG pathway, the student is required, in the third and fourth semesters, to complete the following courses: History and Culture of Migrations; Diplomatic English; Sociology of International Journalism.

If the course content of classes already completed overlaps, the student has the right to choose other courses from the offer of different degree programmes (in particular from the International Security and Development Studies programme), subject to the approval of the programme coordinator.

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In the second academic year of the second-cycle program, students are required to complete all compulsory courses and an appropriate number of optional courses, which together will allow them to earn a minimum of 60 ECTS credits for the academic year. If the curriculum content of previously completed courses overlaps, the student may choose other courses from other fields of study (particularly International Security and Development Studies) with the program coordinator's consent. Academic English and International Business and Marketing are not transferable. The Jagiellonian University will recommend that double-degree students not choose these courses.

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The implementation of the curriculum of the international double-degree programme International Relations and Public Diplomacy is assumed by the Jagiellonian University in Krakow during the 1st and 2nd semester, with the 3rd and 4th semesters provided by the University of Siena. Students starting their studies at the University of Siena, in their second year of studies must complete the courses provided in the first year of International Relations and Public Diplomacy programme. Completion of all semesters at both universities is compulsory, and those students who complete the MA receive two diplomas.
In the first year, students complete all obligatory subjects and an appropriate number of optional modules, which will allow them to obtain a minimum of 60 ECTS points per academic year. The student has the right to select courses available in other fields of study (in particular, those provided by the International Security and Development Studies programme are recommended) based on the consent of the programme director. The programme director may decide not to open selected elective courses in a given academic year.

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In the second academic year of second-cycle (Master’s) studies, the student is required to complete all compulsory courses as well as an appropriate number of elective courses which, taken together, allow the student to obtain a minimum of 60 ECTS credits per academic year. As part of the UJ–UNISTRAPG pathway, the student is required, in the third and fourth semesters, to complete the following courses: History and Culture of Migrations; Diplomatic English; Sociology of International Journalism.

If the course content of classes already completed overlaps, the student has the right to choose other courses from the offer of different degree programmes (in particular from the International Security and Development Studies programme), subject to the approval of the programme coordinator.

See additional information

In the second academic year of the second-cycle program, students are required to complete all compulsory courses and an appropriate number of optional courses, which together will allow them to earn a minimum of 60 ECTS credits for the academic year. If the curriculum content of previously completed courses overlaps, the student may choose other courses from other fields of study (particularly International Security and Development Studies) with the program coordinator's consent. Academic English and International Business and Marketing are not transferable. The Jagiellonian University will recommend that double-degree students not choose these courses.

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The implementation of the curriculum of the international double-degree programme International Relations and Public Diplomacy is assumed by the Jagiellonian University in Krakow during the 1st and 2nd semester, with the 3rd and 4th semesters provided by the University of Siena. Students starting their studies at the University of Siena, in their second year of studies must complete the courses provided in the first year of International Relations and Public Diplomacy programme. Completion of all semesters at both universities is compulsory, and those students who complete the MA receive two diplomas.
In the first year, students complete all obligatory subjects and an appropriate number of optional modules, which will allow them to obtain a minimum of 60 ECTS points per academic year. The student has the right to select courses available in other fields of study (in particular, those provided by the International Security and Development Studies programme are recommended) based on the consent of the programme director. The programme director may decide not to open selected elective courses in a given academic year.