Diplomacy and Intercultural Studies

General area: International relations and European studies
Specific area: Diplomacy and Intercultural Studies
Duration: 4 semesters (2 years)
Tuition fee: 300 EUR/year
Enrolement places: 8 tuition-free, 7 contributing to tuition
Application fee: 150 RON

ADMISSION CALENDAR

Our students...

• See how diplomacy is practised.
• Travel to Brussels during their studies and gain first hand experience with European Union institutions.
• Perform research with the guidance of a professor in our Tutor Program.
• Learn about different cultures, religions, and civilizations’ methods of communication.
• Learn about diplomatic law and protocol, intercultural communication, and the possibilities that arise from negotiations.

Our Goal:

Our master’s program, which has successfully operated since 2014, is multifaceted in order to broaden the employment opportunities of our graduates. Accordingly, our students master the knowledge required for a career in diplomacy while also gaining practical experience, and learn about different cultures, religions, and civilizations’ methods of communication. Among our objectives is introducing our students to the world of diplomatic law and protocol, as well as familiarising them with intercultural communications and negotiation tactics. On our annual academic trip to Brussels, students are also afforded a chance to see how decisions are made on the international scene, and how these decisions might be influenced. Our master’s program strives to create a professional who knowledgeably handles the many existent values in today’s pluralistic society, is open to others’ opinions, and is capable of applying their culture’s knowledge in practice.

Main Subjects:

Diplomatic Theory and Practice • Terminology of Diplomacy (English/Hungarian) • Diplomatic Protocol • Techniques for International Negotiation • Contemporary Problems in World Politics • Globalisation and Multiculturalism • China in the Context of International Relations • Central Europe in the 20th-21st Centuries • EU Diplomacy • European Plans • EU Foreign Relations and Security • Cultural Divisions and Regions in Europe • Organisational Improvement and Communication •