Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Diplomacy
With the Asian Arab Institute of Diplomacy, Get Ready
for a Dynamic Career in International Relations and Diplomacy
Develop a more global perspective, gain knowledge
from knowledgeable instructors, and take advantage of unparalleled networking
opportunities. At the Asian Arab Institute of Diplomacy, we provide a highly
specialized Bachelor of Arts degree in diplomacy and international relations.
The purpose of this program is to empower you to address global political
issues and offer workable solutions for human rights, governance, and conflict
resolution. By addressing 21st-century issues like cyber security, climate
change, and pandemics with creative leadership and significant solutions,
students in our program will learn how to lead in a new era.
You will gain analytical skills, critical thinking
abilities, and intercultural competency through our Bachelor of Arts in
International Relations and Diplomacy program, which will help you succeed in a
range of careers in the business, non-profit, and government sectors. Become a
part of a community that values diversity, inclusivity, and the pursuit of
knowledge by enrolling in Schiller International University's Bachelor of Arts
in International Relations and Diplomacy program.
120 American Credits,
(Equivalent To 240 Ects) Duration
40 Months/3 To 4 Years
- Tuition fees for European
campuses € 7,500
- Price for Asian Arab Institute of
Diplomacy Online (Distance Learning) $ 8,500
- Tuition fees for European
campuses € 7,500
- Price for Asian Arab Institute of
Diplomacy Online (Distance Learning) $ 8,500
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The Master of Arts in International Relations and Diplomacy, developed
Asian Arab Institute of Diplomacy, is a 1-year postgraduate in-person and
online programme for those aspiring to play pivotal roles in global affairs.
This advanced programme provides students with a comprehensive understanding of
international organizations, politics, economics, law, and cultural dynamics.
Through an intensive curriculum, students are equipped to navigate and
influence complex global interactions effectively. Graduates of this programme
emerge with the specialized knowledge and skills necessary to tackle pressing
global challenges and contribute meaningfully to the field of international
relations and diplomacy.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
- Demonstrate working knowledge of crosscutting
subfields of the discipline.
- Utilize strong research skills.
- Engage in critical analysis of global events
and complex issues.
- Apply theories of international relations to
address real-world international challenges. Demonstrate effective
written, oral, and online communication skills.
- Develop the skills necessary for pursuing
employment opportunities within the international affairs field.
DETAILED INFORMATION:
- Location: Affiliated Campuses in India,
Brasil, Cambodia
- Delivery Formats: Residential
- Language: English
- Duration: 12 months/ 1 year
- Tuition Fees:
- Tuition fees for European
campuses € 10,000
- Price for Asian Arab Institute of
Diplomacy Online (Distance Learning) $ 10,800
PhD in ARTS IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND
DIPLOMACY
The Asian Arab Institute of Diplomacy offers a
distinguished, well-rounded doctoral program that provides a distinctive and
stimulating intellectual environment for the in-depth, multidisciplinary study
of diplomacy and international relations.
Through rigorous independent research and practical
application, the Doctor of International Relations and Diplomacy (AAID) program
combines academic brilliance. Two different modalities are used to award PhD
degrees:
Research-based
Doctor of International Relations (DIR)
(80,000–100,000 word dissertation)
DOSSIER'S DOCTOR OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (DIR)
Research's DIR
Students can choose to complete their doctoral program remotely through the
GSD-DIR research program. The curriculum lasts for three years and earns 240
ECTS.
A distinctive and stimulating intellectual setting
for the in-depth, multidisciplinary study of international relations and
diplomacy is provided by the GSD-DIR by research program. Students from all
over the world who are highly skilled and experienced have already been drawn
to the program. Students have created and are conducting research in a wide
range of fields, including post-colonial studies, political economics, human
rights, international affairs, diplomacy, classic and emerging security
challenges, and geopolitics.
Post-graduate students at GSD collaborate closely
with their designated supervisor and put in a lot of effort to maximize each
candidate's potential from a methodological and theoretical standpoint.
- Tuition fees for European
campuses € 10,500
- Price for Asian Arab Institute of
Diplomacy Online (Distance Learning)$ 12,500
Scholarships and study Grants:
The extent of the
assistance
The Scientific and
Technological Research Council of the Asian Arab Institute of Diplomacy awards fellowships in the fields of social sciences and humanities, Diploma Programs
at the Postgraduate level of studies to scientists and researchers who want to
conduct research at the Asian Arab Institute of Diplomacy AAID. The fellowship
might last up to 12 months. Fellows must make use of their fellowships within a
year of receiving notification.
Terms of Application
- Being
an Asian and Arab country citizen or affiliated
- Being
enrolled in a doctorate program in one of the study centers institutions and
to pass the PhD qualifying exam, and must have accepted the thesis
proposal or be a Humanities specialty student.
- To
have an invitation letter from the AAID.
- Not
benefiting from the program before.
- To
do research on his/her thesis.
- Not
to overrun 4 years between the date of registration of the PHD and the
starting date of applications.
- To
have a language sufficiency degree provided in the application documents.
International Diplomacy
Post-Doctoral Fellowship Description of the position
The
Global Research Center (GRC) gives teachers and students the tools they need to
change the world. We are a multidisciplinary center that applies academic
research to practical issues, investing in exceptional faculty and student
scholars to spark fresh ideas and develop the next wave of world leaders. GRC
attracts top-notch researchers, encourages intellectual diversity, and offers
graduate students, particularly those from underrepresented groups, mentored
research opportunities. The Institute's strategy for fostering and growing
applied research enables scholars to push boundaries and generate significant
findings both at GRC and outside. The Institute oversees a number of research
initiatives, the largest of which is Aid Data and the majority of which are
grant-funded.
The Diplomacy Project
is a flourishing endeavor inside GRC, and the postdoctoral scholar will be a
key partner on it. In order to better understand how diplomacy affects deterrence,
escalation, and international security, this project combines the Political
Psychology and International Relations (PPIR) research lab with GRC's NukeDate
center. The Diplomacy Project is leading the way in the study of crisis
diplomacy, digital diplomacy, and face-to-face diplomacy with a vibrant team of
faculty, undergraduate research fellows, and other partners.
In order to be appointed as mentors, the postdoctoral scholar will collaborate closely with the Center directors and academic staff members as an equal partner in developing and carrying out the research agenda. This entails creating and putting into practice new predictive empirical models, researching diplomatic efforts through case studies, examining data on diplomatic visits and digital diplomacy, and interacting with practitioners in various settings. The Fellow will be able to coach a group of driven undergraduate researchers, suggest new lines of inquiry, and participate in publications and presentations.
During the fellowship year, the postdoctoral scholar will teach one course in
addition to their research duties and take part in GRC's professional
development series, which offers advice on:
Please
provide your curriculum vitae or resume, a cover letter, and at least three references
in order to apply. Three references will be contacted by the system with
instructions on how to submit a letter of reference, and you will be asked to
provide their names and email addresses online. Application materials must be
submitted by the review date in order to be fully considered.
Possess a PhD in political science, history, international relations, or a related discipline by the time your appointment starts (summer 2025). possess a strong desire to develop and pursue a research agenda in the fields of international security, foreign policy analysis, or international diplomacy; have advanced education and proficiency in either quantitative or qualitative methodologies; possess excellent communication and organizing abilities;
Show your dedication to inclusion, equity, and diversity.
Preferred Credentials
Advanced
knowledge of quantitative methodologies and proficiency in fields like machine
learning, data science, and causal inference; familiarity with statistical
programs like R, Stata, or Python; conducted policy and applied research directly related to the Diplomacy
Project; history of writing and presenting conference papers, as well as
publications in peer-reviewed journals;
- Tuition fees for European
campuses € 7,500
- Price for Asian Arab Institute of
Diplomacy Online (Distance Learning) $8,500
Your Research
proposal and Higher educational Credentials need to be delivered at least 3
weeks before the research. Post-doctoral holders are required to hold min a
PhD in Humanities or Social Sciences
Diploma and short Certificate Programs
Certificate Program in Foreign Policy and Diplomacy
The purpose of this online certificate is to give you the fundamental information and abilities required for diplomacy and foreign policy analysis in the framework of modern international relations.
To prepare for certificate exams, students participating in e-certificate
programs have access to PDF textbooks and supplementary learning resources on AAIDeCampus.
These resources were created using the ideas of distant learning and
self-learning.
Courses
Overview of International Relations
International Relations Research
The International System's Historical Development
International Relations Theories Global Safety
International Organizations and International Law International Political
Economy Global Society and Globalization
Analysis of Foreign Policy
Foreign Policy Definition (Definition, Foreign Policy Objectives of States)
Analysis of Foreign Policy and Theoretical Methods Procedures for Making
Decisions and Foreign Policy Foreign Policy Determining Factors Foreign policy
decision-making processes and sub-state actors include bureaucracy, public
opinion, interest groups, pressure groups, and the media. States' Preferences
for Foreign Policy State Tools for Foreign Policy (Diplomacy, Propaganda,
Economic Methods)States' Foreign Policy Tools: War and Conflict
Diplomacy
- The Meaning and Significance of Diplomacy
- The Development of Diplomacy Throughout History:
- Initial Practices Diplomacy’s Historical Development:
- The Shift to Permanent Diplomacy
- Diplomatic Letters and Arab Diplomacy Tools and Establishments of Contemporary Diplomacy
- The India's Diplomatic Practices of Global Powers in Diplomacy
- Diplomatic Practices in the foreign policies of early or modern Asia and Arab World
- Diplomatic Agreement, Mediation, and Negotiation
The Executive Diploma in Cultural Diplomacy, International Relations, and Global Governance
The Executive Diploma
in Cultural Diplomacy, International Relations, and Global Governance is offered
by AAID Program for Professional Development in International Relations,
Global Governance, and Cultural Diplomacy
The specialist courses in this executive diploma program are intended to give participants a thorough understanding of cultural diplomacy as international organizations and global governance institutions worldwide apply it.
The curriculum places special focus on the function of cultural diplomacy in global governance, which aims to enhance cross cultural understanding and promote more efficient collaboration at the political, economic, and cultural levels.
The program focuses on global governance institutions, particularly the UN, EU, and African Union, and offers a comprehensive overview of cultural diplomacy through a historical and case study approx., emphasizing the role and potential of cultural diplomacy in enhancing global governance.
The eight courses
will be taught over around one month, and then there will be a sponsored
research assignment that must be turned in within three months. After a final
research paper has been submitted and evaluated, the final certificate will be
given out. The program has a hybrid approach, offering the option of finishing
all courses online or attending an in-person 10- to 12-day program in New Delhi
or in Dubai.
The program that UNITAR and ICD are proposing will enable
participants to take advantage of the many modalities and seminars offered by
their respective expertise. In order to support the program, UNITAR will
arrange seminars for each participant. UNITAR will coordinate four (4) of the
eight (8) modules that make up the curriculum. Both synchronous and
asynchronous formats will be used for the programs. There will be a virtual platform
for all UNITAR modules.
AAID will supply the four modules listed below:
Module 1: The Development and History of Cultural
Diplomacy
The course offers a thorough review of the theory,
modules, background, and development of cultural diplomacy as an activity
centered on cross-cultural interactions between states and peoples. The
concepts, modules, and operation of cultural diplomacy are analyzed in this
course, which also establishes the foundation for comprehension. As well as how
different agents (like State Actors, Non-State Actors, and Global Governance
Institutions) and tools (like the arts, music, sports, media, religion, and
interfaith dialogue) contributed to these attempts, the historical background
of various cultural diplomacy attempts—both successful and unsuccessful—is
presented.
Module 2: Applied Cultural Diplomacy:
Global Case Studies Participants in the course will gain
knowledge of current cultural diplomacy approaches and how cultural diplomacy
is applied differently around the world. The course will cover a wide range of
case studies and cultural diplomacy tactics that may be used in both bilateral
and multilateral relations frameworks and in a variety of global settings and
scenarios. Case studies of cultural diplomacy in the governmental, private, and
civil society sectors worldwide will be analyzed in this course. Participants
will use empirical methodologies to analyze these case studies, paying special
attention to the players, organizations, goals, timeframe, target audience, and
methodology. The external elements that influence a nation's approach to
cultural diplomacy will be covered throughout the course such as the history,
foreign policy objectives and priorities, economic structure, political culture,
and geostrategic location.
Module 3: Upcoming Developments in Cultural Diplomacy and
International Relations
This course will examine how much the globalization
process will impact how cultural diplomacy and international relations are
conducted in the future. It will also look at how cultural diplomacy can
function in a world that is changing dramatically, taking into account factors
like globalization, geopolitical shifts, climate change, population growth,
growing wealth and poverty disparities, and international efforts to achieve
sustainable development. In addition to critically evaluating new forms of
cultural diplomacy for the public, private, and civil society sectors,
participants will consider and analyze how future trends in cultural diplomacy
relate to issues like globalization, multiculturalism & interdependence,
and global governance.
Module 4: Global Governance
The concept of global
governance, as well as the several approaches and agendas created for this aim,
will be introduced. It is a summary of the current scholarly discussions
surrounding the multidisciplinary investigation of global governance within the
framework of globalization. In addition to examining opposing viewpoints on
globalization and global governance, it also looks at the origins and effects
of global power and authority as well as the major players, organizations,
regimes, and standards of global governance. The course will include real-world
examples that illustrate these ideas. Concepts will be examined to assist
assess the relative advantages and disadvantages of current structures as well
as to offer ideas for how different forms could promote sustainability. A few
global issues and subjects will receive special consideration, such as trade
and the environment.security and health Governance
Module 5: Overview of the United Nations System
In order to help participants better grasp the structural
components of the UN system, such as the UN Charter and the institutional
structure of the UN, this course aims to give them an overview of the UN as
well as a historical, political, and analytical context. By the end of the
course, participants will have a firm grasp of the current budgetary processes
and the legal foundation.
Module 6: Overview of Human Rights Organizations Along
with an outline of the primary UN agencies and human rights procedures, the
course gives participants a basic comprehension of important definitions and
ideas. It centers on how to interact with UN agencies and strategically
participate in human rights procedures.
Module 7: Handling Emergencies
In addition to giving participants the skills they need to
effectively develop resilience while leading and assisting their teams, the
Crisis Management course aims to give participants an understanding of the
basic theories that team leaders use to determine roles and responsibilities
during a crisis. Participants will have the chance to learn leadership
techniques that are applicable in a range of settings and understandable to
everyone, regardless of background.
Module 8: Goals for Sustainable Development
Through an exploration of the 17 goals of the UN 2030
Agenda, the course seeks to increase participants' understanding and capacity.
These objectives aim to promote global economic, social, and environmental
development that is sustainable. The goal of the course is to provide a broad
grasp of the global impact of SDGs and implementation techniques.
An AAID Diploma International in Asian Arab Cultural Diplomacy
will be awarded to International Relations & Global Governance Diploma
students upon successful completion of the AAID Executive Diploma Program in
Cultural Diplomacy.
Diploma in Diplomacy and International Relations
Description of the Course:
The goal of the course is to teach students about the
history, traits, and tenets of modern diplomacy, as well as the current Foreign
Service system and diplomatic operations. Students will also practice the
fundamental skills required to operate in the Foreign Service. The course's
additional goals are to introduce different facets of diplomatic practice,
primarily to support the development of a modern diplomat's skills, and to
educate students on the various kinds of diplomatic practices and the privileges
and immunities granted by international law.
Goals:
- to introduce the idea of diplomacy and its range to the students;
- to familiarize them with how diplomatic practices have evolved over history;
- to help them comprehend the different forms of diplomacy that are used in the modern world; and
- to help students comprehend what a diplomat does.
Course
materials
The analysis of the diplomatic framework
Ritualization and Institutionalization
Diplomatic representation and communication
International society's reproduction
Diploma in International Relations and Diploma in Foreign
Policy
Description of the Course:
One fundamental instrument for managing international
relations is foreign policy. The purpose of this course is to provide
bachelor's degree students with a thorough understanding of a state's foreign
policy so they may comprehend how they manage to accomplish their national
objectives within the international system. The concept, types, the method of
formulating foreign policy, and how governments adapt to the constantly
shifting international order will all be covered in the course.
Goals: To introduce the students to the idea, goals, and
factors that influence international policy; to help them comprehend the
various forms of foreign policy that are currently in place worldwide;
to provide them with an understanding of the formulation
of foreign policy; and To introduce them to the goals and factors that
influence foreign policy; to help people comprehend the various forms of
foreign policy that are currently in place worldwide;
to provide them with an understanding of the formulation
of foreign policy; and To familiarize students with how international order is
evolving and how foreign policy might help them achieve their national
objectives within the global system
Course
materials
Examining foreign policy
Leadership and foreign policy
Contextualizing leaders
Foreign policy is determined by whom and what?
- Tuition fees for Certificate
Program € 1,500
- Tuition fees for Diploma
Program € 2,500
For further information on the Course syllabus and
Registration, please contact
HRH Dr. Ps Alexander Obeng Boateng
Dean of Studies/Academic Affairs / Dean of Mesopotamian Studies
E-mail: deanofstudies@asianarabdiplomacy.org / worldspeaker@ipspj.org
Director Corporate Communications 3 Priyank Villas Bagalur Road IAF Post Bangalore 560063 INDIA website : http://asianarabdiplomacy.org
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