International Politics and Crisis Management (L-36)

International Politics and Crisis Management
understand and manage crisis situations in complex international contexts

The International Politics and Crisis Management curriculum, delivered entirely in English, is designed to train professionals specialized in managing crisis contexts at an international level. This study path provides students with a solid theoretical and methodological foundation, integrating skills in the traditional fields of political, social, economic, and legal sciences with a particular focus on international dynamics and crisis management.

Educational Objectives

The International Politics and Crisis Management curriculum aims to develop the skills necessary to understand and manage crisis situations in complex international contexts. Students will acquire a comprehensive education in the following areas:

• Historical-Political and Politological Areas: In-depth study of the theory and history of international relations, with a focus on contemporary history and political ideologies.
• Sociological and Economic-Statistical Areas: Development of skills in international economics, sociology, statistics, and quantitative methods for the evaluation of public policies.
• Legal and Institutional Areas: Study of international and European Union law, and the functioning of international organizations.

Furthermore, the curriculum offers specialized training in crisis management, including crisis communication and social psychology, to prepare students to effectively manage and respond to emergency and conflict situations.

Acquired Skills

Graduates in International Politics and Crisis Management will be able to:

• Analyze international relations and understand the global dynamics influencing international politics.
• Manage international crises through a solid preparation in crisis management and crisis communication.
• Apply legal and institutional knowledge to understand the role of international law and international organizations.
• Evaluate public policies using advanced quantitative methods.
• Understand the psychological and social factors that influence the dynamics of crises.

Career Outcomes

The International Politics and Crisis Management curriculum prepares students for an international career in various sectors, including:

• International Organizations: Roles in entities such as the United Nations, the European Union, and NGOs, focusing on crisis management.
• Diplomacy and Foreign Service: Positions at embassies and international missions, where crisis management skills are essential.
• Multinational Companies and Consulting: Specialists in risk management and crisis communication.
• Research and Analysis: Experts in think tanks and research centers, focusing on the analysis of global crises and the evaluation of public policies.