International Relations – Level 3 Training

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• Disclaimer 01:00

  • 1: Disclaimer 01:00

• Lecture 1: Introduction to International Relations 06:00

  • 2: Lesson 1 - Historical development of international relations 02:00
  • 3: Lesson 2 - Theories of international relations 02:00
  • 4: Lesson 3 - Key concepts and terminology 02:00

• Lecture 2: Global Governance 06:00

  • 5: Lesson 1 - The role of international organizations 02:00
  • 6: Lesson 2 - The United Nations and its agencies 02:00
  • 7: Lesson 3 - Regional organizations and their impact 02:00

• Lecture 3: Foreign Policy Analysis 06:00

  • 8: Lesson 1 - The decision-making process in foreign policy 02:00
  • 9: Lesson 2 - Domestic factors influencing foreign policy 02:00
  • 10: Lesson 3 - The role of ideology and culture in foreign policy 02:00

• Lecture 4: Conflict and Security 06:00

  • 11: Lesson 1 - Theories of conflict and war 02:00
  • 12: Lesson 2 - The role of military power in international relations 02:00
  • 13: Lesson 3 - Arms control and disarmament 02:00

• Lecture 5: International Political Economy 07:00

  • 14: Lesson 1 - Theories of international trade and finance 03:00
  • 15: Lesson 2 - The role of multinational corporations 02:00
  • 16: Lesson 3 - Globalization and its impact on states and societies 02:00

• Lecture 6: Human Rights and Globalization 06:00

  • 17: Lesson 1 - The concept of human rights 02:00
  • 18: Lesson 2 - International human rights law and institutions 02:00
  • 19: Lesson 3 - The role of NGOs and civil society 02:00

• Lecture 7: Emerging Issues in International Relations 06:00

  • 20: Lesson 1 - Climate change and global environmental governance 02:00
  • 21: Lesson 2 - Cybersecurity and the digital world 02:00
  • 22: Lesson 3 - Migration and displacement 02:00

• Assessment 16:00

  • 23: Final Exam 16:00

International relations studies the dynamics of power, cooperation, and conflict within the global system. This Level 3 Training programme offers a comprehensive academic overview of the theoretical and practical foundations of international politics.

The course begins with an introduction to the historical evolution of international relations, tracing its development as a field of study following major global conflicts. Learners examine core theoretical perspectives that explain state behaviour, including realist, liberal, and constructivist approaches. Key terminology and conceptual tools provide a foundation for analysing global events.

Global governance modules explore the structure and function of international organisations. Learners examine the role of the United Nations and its agencies in maintaining peace and security, as well as the influence of regional organisations in economic integration and conflict resolution.

Foreign policy analysis modules focus on decision-making processes within governments. Domestic political structures, leadership, ideology, and cultural factors are examined to understand how states formulate foreign policy objectives.

Conflict and security modules explore classical and contemporary theories of war, the role of military capability, and arms control agreements. Learners examine how security dilemmas and strategic calculations influence international stability.

International political economy modules analyse global trade systems, financial institutions, multinational corporations, and the broader effects of globalisation. Economic interdependence and its implications for sovereignty and development are examined.

Human rights and globalisation modules explore international legal frameworks, the role of civil society, and transnational advocacy networks. Emerging issues modules address climate change governance, cybersecurity threats, and migration challenges shaping contemporary international relations.

Throughout the programme, learners develop analytical thinking skills and the ability to evaluate global events using structured theoretical frameworks.

Assessment consists of a final online examination and written assignment designed to evaluate comprehension of International relations theory, governance structures, security frameworks, and global economic systems.

This programme is suitable for:

• Individuals seeking structured academic knowledge of International relations

• Students preparing for further study in politics or global studies

• Professionals interested in global governance and diplomacy

• Learners exploring careers in international organisations or NGOs

• Individuals interested in global security and economic policy

The course provides theoretical understanding only and does not replace accredited political science or diplomatic training.

There are no formal academic prerequisites for enrolling in this International relations course. Learners should possess basic English proficiency and an interest in global politics and international affairs. Access to a reliable internet connection and suitable digital device is required.

Participants must complete the written assignment and final online examination. Analytical reasoning and critical thinking are beneficial.

Completion of this International relations programme may support progression into research assistance, policy support roles, NGO coordination, or further accredited study in politics or global affairs. It does not confer diplomatic accreditation, government appointment, or statutory authority to represent any state or organisation.