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The Executive Master in International Relations (EMIR) is a flexible and challenging programme aimed at enhancing the skills of professionals engaged in different sectors. It follows a diverse modular curriculum with tailored teaching methods in an interactive learning environment.

If you work in the private or public sector and want to get a degree in International Relations, the EMIR programme is right for you. It helps in developing your practical skills and advancing your knowledge of diplomatic issues and international politics while you work full time.

Let's now go through the EMIR programme in detail.

 

Entry Requirements for the EMIR Programme

  • You should have a university undergraduate degree or its equivalent;
  • It would be better to discuss the programme with GSD academic tutors before you submit the application;
  • If your mother tongue isn't English, you must provide evidence of your capabilities in the English language at an approved level;
  • If you fail the English language requirement, you may be asked to complete an agreed English language tuition course before the EMIR programme commences.

EMIR Programme Requirements

  • Total ECTS value of the EMIR programme is 60 ECTS;
  • You will be required to complete 6 Modules totaling 42 credits (6 ECTS each, on-campus, full-time), including preparatory readings. Plus, you need to write 2 Term papers off-campus 3 ECTS each, and finish a dissertation with 18 credits;
  • Two Modules of 5 full days (Tuesday to Saturday) per semester.

Why Should You Opt for the EMIR Programme?

  • Dynamics of International Politics

Under the Executive Master in International Relations programme, you will learn the intricate dynamics of international politics and diplomatic relations. You will also develop the practical skills required to resolve the challenges of current diplomatic conditions.

  • Communication Skills

The EMIR program will develop and sharpen your communication and cross-cultural negotiation skills so that you can better deal with international frictions, efficiently handle crises and facilitate international cooperation.

  • Dealing with Challenges

The program will develop and advance your competence in addressing and resolving challenges at the regional, national and global levels.

  • Incorporating Tools and Procedures

You will learn to effectively incorporate various tools, instruments, and procedures with which you can manage complex programs and projects in multicultural and international environments.

  • Network of Relations

You will have the opportunity to learn in a culturally diverse environment and build a strong network of professional relations with faculty, fellow students, and important people in this field.

Summary

If you want to make a career in International Relations, the Executive Master in International Relations is the right programme to start with. Before you enroll for the programme in an institute, make sure the institute is a reputable one and provides quality education.