International Relations Courses
International Relations courses can help you learn diplomatic negotiation, conflict resolution, international law, and global governance. You can build skills in policy analysis, cultural awareness, and strategic communication, which are vital for engaging with diverse perspectives. Many courses introduce tools like data analysis software for assessing geopolitical trends and simulation platforms for practicing negotiation tactics.
Popular International Relations Courses and Certifications
Status: PreviewThe University of Melbourne
Skills you'll gain: World History, European History, Social Sciences, International Relations, Social Justice, Social Impact, Political Sciences, Cultural Diversity, Economics
Status: PreviewUniversity of Colorado System
Skills you'll gain: Social Studies, World History, Intercultural Competence, European History, International Relations, Cultural Diversity, Culture, Diversity Awareness, Research, Research Methodologies, Governance
Status: Free TrialUniversity of Pennsylvania
Skills you'll gain: Demography, Market Trend, Trend Analysis, International Relations, Socioeconomics, Global Marketing, Social Sciences, Systems Thinking, Cultural Diversity, Political Sciences, Financial Systems, Economics, Business Economics, Governance
Status: PreviewYonsei University
Skills you'll gain: Sociology, Social Sciences, Social Justice, Socioeconomics, Cultural Diversity, International Relations, World History, Demography, Economics
Status: PreviewTel Aviv University
Skills you'll gain: Political Sciences, World History, International Relations, Policy Analysis, Culture, Socioeconomics, Governance
Status: Free TrialIE Business School
Skills you'll gain: Economic Development, International Finance, Economics, Business Economics, Market Opportunities, International Relations, Global Marketing, Demography, Business Risk Management, Analysis, Growth Strategies, Policy Analysis
Status: PreviewYonsei University
Skills you'll gain: Political Sciences, Social Studies, Policy Analysis, Economic Development, Social Sciences, International Relations, Diplomacy, Economics, Governance
Status: PreviewTel Aviv University
Skills you'll gain: Ancient History, World History, International Relations, Political Sciences, Timelines, Governance, Research Methodologies
Status: PreviewYonsei University
Skills you'll gain: Crisis Management, Economic Development, Economics, Export Control, International Finance, Financial Systems, Socioeconomics, International Relations, Public Policies, Policty Analysis, Research, and Development, Growth Strategies
Status: FreeUniversity of Copenhagen
Skills you'll gain: Demography, Social Sciences, Cultural Diversity, Political Sciences, International Relations, Sociology, World History, Governance, Socioeconomics, Policy Analysis, Economic Development, Economics, Education and Training
Status: PreviewUniversity of Houston
Skills you'll gain: Ancient History, International Relations, Human Factors, Failure Analysis, Engineering, Safety Assurance
Status: PreviewUniversity of Geneva
Skills you'll gain: Water Resource Management, Water Sustainability, Natural Resource Management, Environmental Resource Management, Environmental Policy, Governance, Conflict Management, Environmental Laws, International Relations, Policy Analysis, Case Studies
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In summary, here are 10 of our most popular international relations courses
- The French Revolution:Â The University of Melbourne
- Coexistence in Medieval Spain: Jews, Christians, and Muslims:Â University of Colorado System
- Global Trends for Business and Society:Â University of Pennsylvania
- Gender, Family, and Social Change in Contemporary South Korea:Â Yonsei University
- The Emergence of the Modern Middle East - Part II:Â Tel Aviv University
- Business Opportunities and Risks in a Globalized Economy:Â IE Business School
- Understanding Korean Politics:Â Yonsei University
- The Fall and Rise of Jerusalem:Â Tel Aviv University
- The Korean Economic Development:Â Yonsei University
- After the Arab Spring – Democratic Aspirations and State Failure: University of Copenhagen
