Bachelor Humanities and International Relations

Explore the human dimensions of the world and international relations with our Bachelor's degree in Humanities and International Relations. A comprehensive training program for understanding and acting in a constantly changing world.

The Humanities can also help explain the root causes of international conflicts and propose sustainable and effective solutions to resolve them.

Humanities are an important tool for International Relations and can help create a more just, peaceful and equitable world.

CREDIT
180 ECTS
DEGREE
BAC +3
DURATION
3 years
ADMISSION
Baccalauréat or BTS/DUT
REGISTER
1st year: 3500 €

2nd year: 3700 €

3rd year: 4000 € :

LEARN, EXPLORE, DEVELOP: YOUR ACADEMIC ADVENTURE BEGINS HERE!

Bachelor 1st year

This innovative study program combines a rigorous approach to the humanities with an in-depth analysis of international relations.

You'll develop a comprehensive understanding of the complex issues facing the world today, while acquiring valuable skills in critical analysis, communication and problem-solving. In the first year you will take courses in a variety of disciplines.
Sociology: Analyze the social structures, inequalities and human interactions that influence everyday life.

History: Explore the great civilizations, social movements and political events that have shaped our world.

Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms: Learn about the universal principles of human rights, their history and current challenges around the world.

Introduction to Political Science: Study the political systems, legal institutions and governance issues that underpin the world order.

In addition to these core courses, you'll also develop essential intercultural and language skills. You'll learn to communicate effectively with people from different cultures and navigate a globalized world.
Introduction to Modern Economics: Understand fundamental economic principles, economic systems and global challenges such as poverty and development.

Environmental economics: Learn to analyze the links between economic activity and the environment, and explore solutions to environmental problems such as climate change and pollution.

The role of international organizations: Discover the workings of international organizations such as the UN, the European Union and the World Bank, and understand their impact on international relations.

Anthropology: Explore the diversity of human cultures, lifestyles and thought systems around the world.

Sustainable development: Learn how to tackle the urgent environmental and social challenges facing our planet.

DEEPEN YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING: IMMERSE YOURSELF IN THE HEART OF YOUR FIELD OF STUDY.

Bachelor 2nd year

During this year, you'll be immersed in advanced theories and concepts, while benefiting from enriching practical experience.

A compulsory internship will bring your year to a close, enabling you to apply your skills in the field, followed by the writing of a detailed report (25 to 50 pages).
Religions and their impact on cultures: Study the different religions of the world and their role in societies and international relations.

Study of international laws and treaties: Learn the principles of international law and analyze the international treaties and agreements that govern relations between states.

Sociology and strategy of the media: Understand the role of the media in society and their impact on international relations.

History of ancient and contemporary political ideas: Explore the great traditions of political thought and their influence on today's political systems and international relations.

Study of foreign policy, diplomacy and global governance: Analyze the processes of foreign policy formulation and implementation, diplomatic practices and global governance structures.

Environmental public policy in a globalized world: Learn about the environmental challenges facing the world and study the public policies implemented to address them.
Study languages and their importance in international relations: Learn about the importance of effective linguistic communication in international relations, and explore the challenges of translation and interpreting.

Analysis of intercultural communication: Understand cultural differences in communication and develop skills to communicate effectively with people from different cultures.

Study of armed conflict, threats to international security and national defense: Analyze the causes of armed conflict, threats to international security and national defense strategies.

Study forms of artistic expression and their influence on culture and international relations: Explore the role of the arts in societies and their impact on culture and international relations.

APPLY YOUR ACQUIRED SKILLS: TAKE ACTION

Bachelor 3rd year

APPLY YOUR ACQUIRED SKILLS: TAKE ACTION. This year could also be an opportunity for you to do independent research and take part in group projects. A compulsory internship is scheduled at the end of this year, followed by the writing of an internship report (45 to 70 pages), and an oral presentation.

Take advantage of this final year to consolidate your academic skills and prepare for your future career.
The study of trade flows, financial markets and global economic policies: Understand the mechanisms of the global economy, the challenges and opportunities of international trade and the impacts of global economic policies on countries and individuals.

Contemporary International Issues: Economics of Globalization: Analyze the effects of globalization on national economies, economic inequalities and the challenges of sustainable development.

Sociology of culture, media and the digital world: Explore the relationships between culture, media and the digital world in a globalized world.

Analysis of media, political and cultural discourses: Develop critical analysis skills to decode messages conveyed in the media, political discourse and cultural expressions.

International cooperation to address global issues such as climate change, armed conflict, migration, poverty and disease: Learn about the mechanisms of international cooperation to address the global challenges facing the world.

Methodology: Acquire the tools and skills to conduct research in the social sciences and humanities.
The global migration crisis: Analyze the causes of the migration crisis, international migration flows, and the challenges and opportunities associated with migration.

The European Union's immigration policy: Study the European Union's immigration policies, the debates on immigration and the challenges of managing migration within the EU.

Climate change and immigration: Understand the links between climate change and migration, the impacts of climate change on populations and forced displacement.

European Politics: Learn about the institutions and decision-making processes of the European Union, the EU's common policies and the challenges of European integration.

The European Union's relations with major powers: the United States, China, Russia and other world powers: Analyze the European Union's relations with major world powers, strategic partnerships and the challenges of international cooperation.

Project management, plan, execute and present your ideas successfully in public in front of a jury.

DEGREES AND DIPLOMAS

ADDRESS
45 avenue Jean Moulin
75014 - Paris
Phone
+ 33 (0)7 53 80 45 60
E-mail & social networks
contact@heicr.fr