
BA in International Relations
The International Relations degree program at Webster puts the world at your fingertips. As an international studies major, you can personalize your degree with a regional and a thematic concentration, learn a foreign language, and explore another part of the globe through study abroad — all within a four-year undergraduate program from Webster University Athens.
Duration
4 years
Starting Date
Anytime
Tuition Fee
€5,400 per semester
Location
Athens, Greece
About the program
Understanding how cultures and customs are integrated into business, politics and society creates a great foundation for many professionals and students. The international relations curriculum enables students to analyze the legal, historical, socioeconomic, and political factors that are key elements in this field of study. Webster University Athens BA in International Relations students also examine the dynamics, structural characteristics, and humanitarian issues of the global community.
International studies draws from classes across the University — from art history to economics to English — to give you a well-rounded understanding of contemporary global issues. You’ll receive language instruction from our expert faculty, many of them native speakers, who infuse culture studies into their language instruction. Webster’s network of global campuses spans three continents, giving you the opportunity to learn about your area of regional concentration from first-hand experience. You’ll graduate with a global framework for exploring and understanding the world and its key issues, preparing you for a wide range of careers and a life as a responsible global citizen.
Outcomes
- Demonstrate knowledge of key subfields and theories of international relations as a discipline.
- Identify major actors and institutions of international relations and know their functions.
- Analyze international issues from perspectives other than their own.
- Display familiarity with foreign cultures and languages.
Course Examples
- International Relations
- Political Theory
- International Relations Theory
- Comparative Politics
- American Politics





