International Relations

Departamento de Estudios Internacionales

The Bachelor's degree in International Relations aims to understand how the world works, addressing topics that link politics, economics, law, and diplomacy with the international structure. International Relations graduates research, analyze, manage, and negotiate within government, the private sector, and international and civil society organizations.

>> PLAN IDEAL

Materia	HRS ^?
University Integration Workshop	2
Academic Writing Workshop	4
Introduction to International Relations	2
Political Theory of the State	4
Formation of the International System	4
Law and International Relations	4
Environment and Globalization	4
Global Citizenship and Environment	4

Materia	HRS
Economic Analysis	4
International Law	4
Expansion of the International System	4
Classical Theories of International Relations	4
History of Mexico	4
Quantitative Methods for International Relations	4

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The Person in Their Socio-Environmental Environment	4
Analysis of Foreign Policy and Diplomacy	4
Culture, Identities, and Globalization	4
Institutionalization of the International System	4
Qualitative Methods for International Relations	4
Contemporary Theories of International Relations	4

Materia	HRS
International Cooperation	4
International Migration	4
Governance and International Institutions	4
Foreign Policy of Mexico	4
International Economics	4
Interpersonality and Transcendence	4

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International Security	4
Contemporary Europe	4
Paradiplomacy and Non-State Actors	4
Contemporary North America	4
International Political Economy	4
Practice of International Relations	2

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Building Democracy and Sustainability	4
Management of International Projects	6
Contemporary Latin America and the Caribbean	4
Contemporary Africa and the Middle East	4
Asia	4
Elective 1 (8 Credits)	4

Materia	HRS
Training and Social Action Workshop	2
International Political Communication	4
International Negotiations	4
Soft Power and Creative Industries	4
Data Science for International Relations	4
Global Trade	4
Elective 2 (8 Credits)	4

Materia	HRS
Research Seminar	4
Elective 3 (8 Credits)	4
Elective 4 (8 Credits)	4
Elective 5 (8 Credits)	4
Elective 6 (8 Credits)	4
Elective 7 (8 Credits)	4

Materias:

BÁSICA

Agrupa los marcos conceptuales, las nociones disciplinares y metodológicas fundamentales, así como actividades de inducción a la universidad.
MENOR

Asignaturas de libre elección, que complementan la formación profesional, de acuerdo con distintos ámbitos disciplinares y/o profesionales. Puede incluir conjuntos organizados de 3 asignaturas de cualquier departamento si se desea obtener el Diploma de estudios complementarios.
MAYOR

Promueve la aplicación del conocimiento en un ámbito profesional determinado y forma al estudiantado para un desempeño responsable.

ASE

Espacios curriculares que promueven la interdisciplinariedad y cuya intención es que el alumnado evalúe, integre y aplique la adquisición de las competencias genéricas y profesionales.
AFAS

Espacio curricular que tiene el propósito de fortalecer el compromiso y la responsabilidad social a partir del contacto directo con la realidad del país y la atención profesional a grupos vulnerables y/o comunidades necesitadas.
ARU

Contribuye a la formación integral del estudiantado considerando su autonomía y compromiso, logrando que sean capaces de proponer acciones conscientes, responsables y críticas frente a los desafíos de su contexto social y ambiental.

>> Una nueva experiencia académica

Creamos nuevas carreras y reformulamos nuestros planes de estudios para que tengas más y mejores herramientas. Obtendrás competencias para realizar trabajo colaborativo, desarrollarás tu creatividad, podrás innovar, emprender y ser líder en tu área de estudio, todo ello con un amplio dominio de la tecnología y de los conocimientos de tu área de estudio.

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Destacados

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We are the first private university in the country to offer the degree, with almost 40 years of experience, tradition and academic prestige.
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Program with a multidisciplinary perspective seeking a balance between law, political science and economics.
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It revisits classic perspectives on the study of International Relations and recent global debates and phenomena, such as the role of culture and creative industries, paradiplomacy, soft power and the impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, as well as the global social agenda and its implications: development, gender, human rights, migration and climate change.
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Our approach is humanistic; it assumes the importance of the human variable and the social agenda in international relations.
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We are committed to a solid theoretical foundation with a historical perspective.
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We combine classic debates with new topics in the discipline through cutting-edge subjects. For example, we were pioneers in addressing and linking environmental issues to the degree program, a cutting-edge topic that is now a fundamental part of our curriculum.
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Our new program incorporates studies on social networks and data science, to understand international relations based on new technologies.
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Our new curriculum offers a wide range of optional subjects, in which each student designs their career according to their own interests and concerns in the competencies of: international project management, research, consulting, diplomacy, international cooperation and international crisis management.
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Our students have the opportunity to carry out professional internships internationally, through a special program of the Organization of American States (OAS) in the US, or in other countries through our professional internship agreement with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE).
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Información de la carrera.

01
Knowledge:
- National and world history and geography
- Politics, economics, and law
- Basic mathematics
- Current world affairs
Skills:
- Logical and argumentative thinking
- Oral and written expression
- Reading comprehension
- Documentary research
- Use of technology
Aptitudes:
- Dedication to service
- Value for peace and the development of peoples
- Interest in global issues
- Sensitivity to social realities
- Interest in multiculturalism
- Interest in research
- Adaptability
02
- Conceptualize, represent, and communicate architectural and urban projects.
- Apply criteria of sustainability, energy efficiency, and universal accessibility.
- Direct and manage the construction work, guaranteeing quality and safety.
- Research and propose solutions to habitat problems.
03
To address, from an interdisciplinary and Mexican perspective, the social, political, environmental, economic, and cultural realities of the world using theoretical, technical, and methodological tools that enable us to:
- Manage projects and conduct specialized research.
- Provide consulting services.
- Practice diplomacy and international cooperation for development.
- Analyze and disseminate information on international issues.
04
The program aims to understand and manage global issues and international politics, recognizing their effects both in Mexico and around the world. It focuses on addressing the global social agenda, allowing students to delve into classic and cutting-edge topics through a multidisciplinary approach and comprehensive theoretical and practical training.
05
- Consulting agencies
- National and transnational companies
- Polling firms and public opinion and training centers
- Foundations, philanthropy centers, and civil associations
- Government and public administration (international, federal, state, and local)
- Media outlets
- Museums, cultural centers, and creative industries
- International and civil society organizations
- Mexican Foreign Service
- Universities, research centers, and think tanks
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Because we are an educational tradition with a cutting-edge approach. Since 1982, Ibero has been training international relations specialists with a multidisciplinary perspective (rooted in Law, History, Economics, and Political Science) and strengthened by the study of classical and cutting-edge theories of the discipline to understand the link between the global and the local with a practical focus. Furthermore, it offers a revised and updated program to explain the major phenomena of the discipline, such as war, peace, conflict, and cooperation between nations, which also recognizes the importance of the individual in these dynamics. Thus, we seek to promote global justice and peace and conflict resolution with a humanistic approach, employing a rigorous, cosmopolitan, and socially impactful educational experience that also gives students the flexibility to study other topics of interest.
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The degree program incorporates classic perspectives on the study of international relations, as well as recent global debates and phenomena. It addresses the role of culture and the creative industries, paradiplomacy, soft power, and the impact of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. It emphasizes the study of social networks and data science, as well as the global social agenda and its implications: development, gender, human rights, migration, and climate change.
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- France
- Spain
- United States
- Australia
- Italy
- Germany
- Canada
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- The program consistently ranks among the top four nationally.
- Association for Accreditation and Certification in Social Sciences, A.C. (ACCECISO).

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BÁSICA

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MAYOR

ASE

AFAS

ARU

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Información de la carrera.