International Relations and Business DiplomacyMaster's degrees

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Courses

Subjects Semester ECTS Type Language
Current issues of International Relations and Business Diplomacy S1 8 Obligatoria en
Interpretive paradigms, actors and global scenarios S1 14 Obligatoria en
Business Diplomacy and non-financial risk analysis I S1 8 Obligatoria en
Business Diplomacy and non-financial risk analysis II S2 8 Obligatoria en
International negotiation, crisis management and intercultural communication S2 7 Obligatoria  en
 External internships S2 9 Prácticas externas es-eu-en
 Master's Degree Project S2 6 Trabajo Fin de Máster en

 

Teaching methods

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Lectures and Presentations

Theoretical and practical learning through lectures delivered by lecturers and experts. Students will engage in oral presentationsand discussions of projectsdirectly related to the course.

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Active Lerning Methodologies

A practical approach that encourages the application of knowledge in real-world scenarios:

        - Case studies: business internationalisation with critical discussion and insights.

        - Exercises and problem solving on global issues

        - Practical training in companies and public organisations

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Experiences and Interaction

Opportunities to engage with real-world scenarios through practical activities. These experiences offer field tripsto explore international contexts and hands-on involvement in group projects tackling real-world business challenges.

Master´s thesis

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Master´s thesis

The Master's Thesis is compulsory for all students and is a personal project in which students must demonstrate an advanced mastery of the skills acquired on the Master's for practical application in the field international relations and business diplomacy.

Students will have the support and supervision of a tutor through a number of individual, face-to-face or virtual tutorials. Tutors will assess the submitted interim and intermediate reports, the final report, the progress made, and the oral presentation and defence will also be assessed.

Calendar and class schedule

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Academic calendar

Start date: September 2024

End date: May 2025

Presentation of the Master's Thesis: May - September 2025

See calendar

Provisional class schedule subject to change

Class schedule

Monday to Thursday
16:00 - 20.00