Study places available (41.04.05 International relations)
4
State-funded places
30
Tuition fee-based places
Program description
The primary goal of this unique, interdisciplinary Master's programme is to train highly qualified specialists with a diverse skill set at the intersection of Philology and International Relations. Graduates will be prepared for professional careers in international affairs, including intercultural communication, international business, foreign policy, and diplomacy. The curriculum is designed to develop experts capable of providing organizational, communicative, analytical, consulting, and educational support to both governmental bodies and non-governmental organizations involved in international affairs, as well as to pursue academic research.
Top reasons to study
Flexible & Modern Learning: We use innovative teaching methodologies format (combining in-person and online classes) to make learning effective and engaging.
Learn from Leading Experts: Our faculty are renowned scholars and recognized practitioners who bring real-world experience into the classroom.
Full Language Immersion: All courses are taught in English.
International Learning Environment: Study side-by-side with international students, gaining invaluable, daily hands-on experience in intercultural communication.
Global Opportunities: Participate in international projects and gain practical experience in project management—a skill highly valued by employers worldwide.
Career Paths for Graduates
Cultural Mediation & Consulting: Advising on language policy, national policy, and inter-ethnic relations for government and administrative institutions.
Research & Academia: Conducting research and teaching at universities and higher education institutions.
International Organizations & Business: Working in roles that require deep intercultural competence and analytical skills.
Core subjects
Communicative Module
English for Specific Purposes
Effective Communication in English / Russian in the Sphere of International Relations
International Relations Module
Research Methodology
Public Diplomacy
Leading Powers and Regional Systems
Cross-Cultural management
Analysis of International Situations
Regional integrations
Transnational Movements of People, Ideas, Capitals