BA in International Relations and Diplomacy

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/TOEFL can be waived off. MOI (Medium of instruction- English) letter is required.

Schiller International University, Madrid Campus, is supporting international students financially, providing a range of scholarship opportunities to help reduce the cost of education. These scholarships are designed to attract highly qualified students from diverse backgrounds and assist them in achieving their academic and career goals.

Merit-Based Scholarships: Schiller International University offers merit-based scholarships for exceptional students who demonstrate outstanding academic achievements. These scholarships are awarded based on academic performance and are available for both undergraduate and postgraduate students. The scholarship amount can vary depending on the student’s academic qualifications and achievements.

Need-Based Scholarships: For students who may face financial challenges in funding their studies, Schiller International University offers need-based scholarships. These scholarships are designed to provide financial assistance to students based on their economic situation. International students must provide relevant documentation to demonstrate their financial need to be considered for these scholarships.

Program-Specific Scholarships: Schiller International University also provides scholarships that are specific to certain programs or fields of study. Students applying for particular programs may be eligible for scholarships based on their chosen major. For example, students pursuing international relations, business administration, or other specialized programs may have access to unique scholarships that help support their education.

Partner Institution Scholarships: Schiller International University has established partnerships with various institutions worldwide, and as part of these collaborations, students from partner universities or organizations may be eligible for specific scholarships. These scholarships are often designed to encourage cross-cultural exchange and international cooperation.

Alumni Scholarships: Alumni of Schiller International University who wish to pursue further studies at the university can benefit from alumni-specific scholarships. These scholarships are designed to recognize and reward the continued commitment to academic excellence and the Schiller community.

The BA in International Relations and Diplomacy program at Schiller International University, Madrid, prepares graduates for diverse career paths in diplomacy, international organizations, government sectors, and non-governmental organizations. The strong foundation in global affairs, policy analysis, and international relations provides the necessary skills for success in these impactful careers.

Diplomat/Foreign Service Officer: Graduates of the BA in International Relations and Diplomacy program can pursue careers in diplomacy, representing their countries in foreign missions, negotiating treaties, and participating in international discussions to maintain peaceful and productive relations between states.

International Relations Specialist: With the expertise gained in international relations, graduates can work as specialists in foreign affairs, providing policy analysis, advising governments, and working with international organizations to address global challenges.

United Nations Official: Graduates can work in various capacities within the United Nations, assisting with global governance, peacekeeping operations, and humanitarian aid, contributing to international efforts in conflict resolution, human rights, and sustainable development.

Political Analyst/Advisor: Graduates can become political analysts, studying and interpreting global political trends, helping governments, think tanks, and media outlets analyze foreign policy and geopolitical shifts to inform decision-making processes.

Human Rights Advocate: With a focus on global issues, graduates can work with international NGOs or governmental organizations in advocating for human rights, providing policy recommendations, and working to promote justice and equality worldwide.

International Development Professional: Graduates can work in the international development sector, focusing on economic development, social welfare, and infrastructure projects in emerging economies, often with NGOs, international agencies, or government aid programs.

Trade and Economic Policy Analyst: Graduates can enter the field of international trade, analyzing economic policies, trade agreements, and their impact on global markets, working in government agencies, private firms, or multilateral organizations such as the World Trade Organization (WTO).

Foreign Affairs Journalist: Equipped with strong communication skills, graduates can pursue careers in journalism, reporting on international politics, conflicts, diplomacy, and global events, working for major international news agencies, television networks, or digital platforms.

International Business Consultant: Graduates can work as consultants advising global companies on how to navigate international markets, trade regulations, and cross-cultural negotiations, helping businesses expand globally and build international partnerships.

Intelligence Analyst: Graduates can join intelligence agencies, focusing on analyzing global security threats, collecting and interpreting intelligence data to protect national interests, and contributing to national security strategy.