If you find yourself attracted to the fields of media, advertising, public relations, marketing, spokesmanship in industry and/or government – the Bar-Ilan University BA in Communications and Political Science is for you. One of the top 150 programs in the world, BIU’s Political Science program is led by top researchers, while the Communications department specializes in imparting effective communications skills and techniques that are applicable in a plethora of fields.

Political Science addresses some of the fundamental problems facing human society. Questions concerning government policies aimed at achieving economic stability and growth, the gap between the rich and poor, the role of NGOs to affect social and political change, the relations between countries, the crisis of our democratic institutions, and the world peace are all on the research agenda of contemporary political scientists. The general purpose of the major is to address these and other similar important issues in a multidisciplinary way, and, simultaneously, to expose students to think critically and reason analytically about the constantly evolving political landscape in Asia compared to the rest of the world.

The program provides students with the understanding of the essence of politics and international relations and equips them with skills necessary for operation in multicultural setting while making them competent and competitive in an international environment. Graduate students also gain a good understanding of current political, economic, cultural and social processes of the world and get insight into the existing scholarly debates in political science and international relations.

The Culture and Politics (CULP) major is designed to provide students with a complex understanding of the relationship between culture, knowledge, and power. It aims to provide students with theoretical frameworks and analytical skills that enhance cross-cultural tolerance, social justice, and ethical leadership, in order to make a difference in a world marked by power hierarchies and cultural conflicts. Students learn to apply analytical tools from multiple fields as they practice critical reflection on self and society and enhance their analytic sophistication through collective problem-solving. Students build their substantive expertise in the politics of culture through an in-depth foundational course that stresses fluency in a variety of theories, definitions, and genres of culture. Students then go on to assemble their own course sequence around their individually chosen topical concentrations. All students are expected to master the analytical methods and skills necessary to become thoughtful, rigorous readers and writers of scholarship on cultural power relations in the international arena.

The BACHELOR PROFESSIONNEL SDS® MEDIATION CULTURELLE is a European diploma delivered by INSHED. The training allows you to be professionally operational from the beginning of your career and to benefit from a good employability, even beyond your country of origin.

It cannot be denied that social inequality is one of the major problems in Thai society today. Because inequality affects the right to access resources. including human dignity which appeared both in the nature of class inequality Cultural bias, ethnicity and gender oppression, etc. Of course, these problems appear and exist.

The profession of a diplomat refers to professions of exclusively mental (creative or intellectual labor). In work, sensory systems, attention, memory, activation of thinking, and the emotional sphere are essential. Diplomats are distinguished by their erudition, curiosity, rationality, and analytical mindset.

The program's goal is to prepare highly qualified bachelors with the fundamental knowledge and applied skills in the field of public audit, able to use them in practice and quickly adapt to changing socio-economic conditions.

International relations is a particular type of public relations that goes beyond the borders of societies and territories. It is an interdisciplinary discipline that studies the cooperation between different parts of the international system, especially relations between governments, the main actors in international relations.

Interdisciplinary integration is implemented in the Department of International Political Science and Economics at the Faculty of International Political Science and Economics beyond the framework of traditional departments of politics and economics or existing fields of academic studies.

The globalization of ideas, goods, and communication presents the world with both unprecedented hopes and challenges. How do individuals, states, and organizations cooperate for mutual gain? Conversely, why and how do they compete against each other? The International Politics major (IPOL) offers a multidisciplinary approach to understanding these basic questions with courses in diplomacy, religion, economics, security, media, and gender. IPOL also provides geographically-specific courses to see how different countries and regions address the topics of cooperation and competition.

The degree program in Political Science and International relations (PSIR) offers a flexible and applied degree that is designed to train the next generation of political scientists as well as provide a solid generalist degree to prepare students in a variety of professions. It also provides excellent training for future graduate study.

The program offers students a quality education that provides them with the required knowledge and skills to lead them to exciting careers in federal and local government, research centers, international organizations, and media, or to pursue graduate studies in political science.

Corresponding to the trend of campus internationalization and globalization, International Affairs and Diplomacy (IAD) is the first English–taught undergraduate program focused on the fields of international affairs and diplomacy. The program is based on the principle of balance between theory and practice and aimed to meet the demands of the global market and current trends.

The world is becoming increasingly connected and the ability to create and maintain cross-cultural connections is more important than ever. As the effects of violence and conflict are felt throughout the global community, we are seeing more and more opportunities for collaboration, problem-solving, and peacebuilding in local communities and across international barriers.