Study International Relations in a Spanish university
How to work in international organisations
The UN, the OECD, the European Union, NATO, the World Bank, the IMF… these are the names that make anyone dream of working in international organisations.
To join these prestigious institutions, or simply to make a career in the international arena, in the public or private sector, studies in international relations are often a mandatory step.
In other European countries, this course is often difficult to access and often needs a master’s degree specialization.
If you want to make your studies stand out and, above all, give them an international dimension right from your first year of undergraduate studies, you should consider Spain and the courses this country offers from the end of high school.
5 Reasons to study International Relations in Spain
- Give your career an international approach, right from the beginning of your studies.
- Master the 2 most spoken languages in the world: Spanish and English.
- Benefit from high-level courses with personalised support.
- Studying in Spain is a great gateway to Latin America.
- Moving to Spain means living in a country where the quality of life is incomparable.
Our partner universities for International Relations studies in Spain
What will you study in the International Relations Programme in Spain?
This programme is part of the Faculty of Social Sciences and the Law Department. International and national (Spanish) law are therefore important parts of the course.
You will also study political science and international organisations.
You will also learn modern languages, especially English.
You can find the detailed study plans of each university on their website.
In which language can you study International Relations in Spain?
There are, of course, courses in Spanish. But you can also opt for progressive bilingual courses (1st year in Spanish, then gradual introduction of English).
Finally, some universities offer 100% English courses from the 1st year. By the end of your course, you’ll be bilingual (English and Spanish) and will probably master a 3rd language, because the universities selected by FEEDUC will give you the opportunity to study it.
What are the professional opportunities when studying International Relations in Spain?
Studying International Relations at a Spanish university will allow you to work in the following areas:
– Diplomacy
– Non Governmental Organization (NGO)
– Foreign Trade
– Communication and intercultural negotiation
– Mediation of international conflicts
– International cooperation
If you want to study International Relations, studying in Spain is a real plus in your CV.
It shows your open-mindedness to the international scene.
In addition to mastering the fundamentals of such a programme, you will benefit from a whole life experience. Your encounters throughout the program as well as all the activities and opportunities available within our partner universities will open the doors to the most prestigious international organisations.