Bachelor of Arts in International Relations

Undergraduate Entry Requirements

Academic Qualifications: Applicants for undergraduate programs typically require a minimum academic achievement of 60% or above in their previous academic qualifications.

English Language Proficiency:

• IELTS: Overall band score of 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component.
• TOEFL: Overall score of 80.

EU Business School in Spain offers a range of scholarship opportunities to international students pursuing undergraduate, graduate, and MBA programs. These scholarships are designed to make higher education more accessible and provide financial assistance to talented students who demonstrate academic excellence, leadership potential, and financial need.

Academic Excellence Scholarship: EU Business School rewards students with outstanding academic achievements through its Academic Excellence Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded based on the student’s high academic performance and exceptional grades in previous studies. The amount awarded varies depending on the level of study and is intended to encourage and support the student’s academic journey.

Sports Scholarship: For students who have demonstrated significant athletic ability, EU Business School offers Sports Scholarships. These scholarships are designed for talented athletes who can contribute to the university’s sports teams and represent the institution in various competitions. The sports scholarship helps cover a portion of the tuition fees, supporting students in balancing their academic and athletic pursuits.

Diversity Scholarship: EU Business School values diversity and internationalism, and its Diversity Scholarship is offered to students from diverse cultural and geographical backgrounds. This scholarship aims to promote an inclusive learning environment by attracting students from all over the world. Applicants who can demonstrate their potential to contribute to the global diversity of the student body may be eligible for this scholarship.

Entrepreneurship Scholarship: EU Business School encourages students with a passion for entrepreneurship to apply for the Entrepreneurship Scholarship. This scholarship is intended for students who show promise in developing innovative business ideas or have a strong interest in starting their own ventures. It provides financial support to students pursuing business programs with a focus on entrepreneurial skills and innovation.

Need-Based Scholarship: EU Business School also offers need-based scholarships to international students who require financial assistance to pursue their studies. These scholarships are awarded based on the student’s financial situation and are designed to make education more accessible to those who may otherwise struggle to afford the tuition fees. To apply, students must provide evidence of financial need.

Regional Scholarships: EU Business School provides regional scholarships to students from specific countries or regions, promoting diversity within the international student body. These scholarships are typically offered to students from regions such as Latin America, Africa, and Asia, offering a partial reduction in tuition fees.

The Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from EU Business School opens up a wide array of career opportunities in the global arena. With the skills and knowledge gained from the program, graduates are well-prepared for roles that demand a deep understanding of international affairs, diplomacy, and global business.

Diplomat or Foreign Service Officer: Graduates can pursue careers in diplomacy, representing their home country in embassies, consulates, and international organizations. They can work in international relations, negotiations, and conflict resolution, promoting national interests abroad.

International Relations Specialist: Many graduates go on to work in international organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and think tanks, contributing to the development of global policies, international law, and sustainable development practices.

Policy Analyst or Researcher: Graduates can work as policy analysts or researchers, specializing in global political affairs, international trade, human rights, or security studies. Their role would involve analyzing international trends, advising governments, and publishing reports on key global issues.

Global Business Consultant: International relations graduates are highly sought after by multinational corporations that require expertise in managing cross-border operations, international marketing, and understanding the impact of global policies on business strategies.

International Trade Specialist: Graduates can work as trade experts, helping businesses navigate international markets, understand trade regulations, and negotiate international agreements between countries and organizations.

International Development Officer: Graduates can engage in development work, focusing on improving social and economic conditions in developing nations through collaboration with international development agencies, NGOs, and governmental organizations.

Journalist or Foreign Correspondent: With a deep understanding of global events, graduates can pursue careers in international journalism, reporting on political, economic, and social issues worldwide.

Humanitarian Aid Worker: Many graduates are drawn to working in humanitarian organizations, focusing on global health, disaster relief, and poverty alleviation in regions affected by crises.

Security Analyst or Intelligence Officer: Graduates can enter the field of security and intelligence, working with national governments, international agencies, or private firms to analyze security threats and formulate responses to global security challenges.

University Lecturer or Academic Researcher: Graduates with a passion for education and research can also pursue further academic qualifications, eventually teaching or conducting research in international relations at universities and academic institutions.