KIZILDENIZ-Political Science and International Relations

Political Science and International Relations

What is the major in Political Science and International Relations?
The specialization of international relations is one of the disciplines associated with the study of all relations between states, and it is a branch of political science, and it is not limited to what is related to politics only, but the specialization is related to international relations in all its dimensions, economic, ideological, cultural and social, and what is related to the foreign and internal affairs of states, and the specialization benefits From many fields, including psychology, sociology, geography, history and international law.

Currently, various universities around the world offer a major in political science and international relations, but there are universities that separate the two disciplines as political science is a separate discipline from international relations.
History of political science and international relations:
Although Greek philosophers such as Aristotle had knowledge of political phenomena and left many writings and intellectual productions in the affairs of government and the state, they did not expand into political science as a science independent of the rest of the social sciences. Where the doors were opened to research and political studies and the study of relations between countries after the Second World War, where there were many political phenomena, new political entities emerged, intellectual freedom appeared, and social sciences advanced in general. Over the ages, the development of political systems in society and various political phenomena such as systems of government, the constitution, political parties, public opinion, opposition groups, and political, social and cultural relations between states.

Subjects for the major in Political Science and International Relations:

Political Science
Basic topics, discussions and research in the field of sociology
The International Politics
foreign policy strategies
The emergence and development of civilizations and the development of mankind
Basic Legal Principles
Positive psychology and communication skills
critical thinking
International organizations
Comparative political systems
Democratic Theories and Social Movements
The concept of political development
International political economy
political psychology
international relations theories
The development of political thought
Imperialism theories
public diplomacy
international development
general economy
International Migration Issues
political anthropology
Cross-border and international relations
American politics and social structure
The political and social structure of Africa

Fields of work for the study of political science and international relations:

Work in the diplomatic corps, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and embassies
Work as an economist or international relations expert
Work as an expert and political analyst
Work as a journalist or anchor in local and international news agencies
Intelligence expert.
Immigration expert.
Economist.
Public relations expert.
diplomat.
journalist, or news anchor.
A worker at the United Nations.
Content writer.
International lawyer.
Legal assistant.
Market Research Analyst.
Political analyst.
Specialist in international marketing.
A teacher of political science and international relations in schools and universities.
Director of Public Relations.
Responsible for the archive.
Nonprofit Program Coordinator.
External service employee.
Embassies employee.
An employee of the diplomatic corps.
An employee in the ministries.
Political activist.