Politics and the social and historical effects of global development analyzed in International Relations. Human rights, global poverty, climate change and global ethics are just some of the international topics you will gain a deeper understanding of as you study the world's many political systems and governing practices. During a Bachelor's in International Relations, you can anticipate studying coursework in Economics, Politics and Government, Explaining Society, Public Policy, Business Behaviors, Global Conflicts, Global Security, Environmental Sustainability, etc. Most undergraduate programs combine these disciplines differently and take a different approach based on their curriculum and academic goals, but you won't study all of them. Some International Studies degree programs are similar to International Relations degree programs in course offerings, while others take a different tack. In the same way, this also applies to the field of Global Studies and other names for International Relations. Examining the curriculum overview for a Bachelor's degree is a beautiful method to get a feel for the courses offered and decide whether or not they will help you reach your professional and educational goals.

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