International Relations
| Insitution: | University of Miskolc |
| Faculty: | Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences |
| Course / programme name: | International Relations |
| Branch of Science: | Social Science |
| Level of studies: | Master |
| Qualification: | International Relations Expert |
| Language of instruction: | English |
| Duration of the course / programme: | 4 semesters semesters |
| Location/city of the course: | Miskolc |
| Study in Hungary link: | https://en.uni-miskolc.hu/ma-in-international-relations |
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| Instagram: | https://www.instagram.com/isan_miskolc |
| State Scholarships | Available |
The purpose of the training is to train experts who have adequate theoretical knowledge and are able to analyze the trends of the current international political and economic conditions.
They are prepared – based on their knowledge on international economic, international legal and international relations theories, regional-civilizational interdisciplinary knowledge, as well as based on their professional language skills - to understand the connections of the globalizing international system. They are capable for a deeper analysis of the economic, political and social contexts of a given region. They are prepared to continue their studies in doctoral training.
Bachelor or Master in Social or Human Sciences
| Entrance examination: | Yes |
| Entrance type: | Oral |
| Minimum level of language proficiency (oral): | B2 |
| Minimum level of language proficiency (written): | B2 |
| Place of examination: | Online |
Evaluation criteria: BA degree (max. 40 points); competency in the academic literature of International Relations (max. 40 points); motivation, future plans (max. 20 points)
During the 20–30-minute online admission interview, the applicant’s social science knowledge, research interests and motivation, commitment to study on international relations issues and language proficiency is assessed.
Successful candidates are to be able to answer the following questions on their professional backgrounds, and motivations:
1. What are the reasons and their motivations for applying to study on this programme in a Central European city?
2. What do they know and what knowledge do they want to gain about international relations?
3. What do they want to achieve with the Master?
4. On what kind of fields do they want to acquire knowledge regarding international relations? What are their research interests at present?
5. How and where do they envision to apply their knowledge after graduating?
Final Evaluation:
Applicants can score a maximum of 100 points. Applicants who score at least 80 points will be admitted to the MA program. Applicants who score less than 80 points will be rejected.
| Contact person name: | Mrs. Katalin Csiréné Gergely |
| Contact person job position: | Administrative Officer |
| Contact e-mail: | katalin.csirene@uni-miskolc.hu |
| Contact website: | https://en.uni-miskolc.hu/ma-in-international-relations |
| Contact person name: | Mrs. Katalin Csiréné Gergely |
| Contact person job position: | Administrative Officer |
| Contact e-mail: | katalin.csirene@uni-miskolc.hu |
| Contact website: | https://en.uni-miskolc.hu/ma-in-international-relations |
| Contact person name: | Mrs. Katalin Csiréné Gergely |
| Contact person job position: | Administrative Officer |
| Contact e-mail: | katalin.csirene@uni-miskolc.hu |
| Contact website: | https://en.uni-miskolc.hu/ma-in-international-relations |
| Availability of preparatory year in the Stipendium Hungaricum programme: | No |
| Availability of specialisation year in the Stipendium Hungaricum programme: | No |
| Min. students | 1 |
| Max. students | 30 |
| Availability of preparatory year in the Diaspora Scholarship programme: | No |
| Availability of specialisation year in the Diaspora Scholarship programme: | No |
| Min. students | 1 |
| Max. students | 30 |
