Introduction to International Relations provides a fundamental understanding of key concepts, historical contexts, and theoretical frameworks within the field of International Relations (IR). This class examines the interactions between states, international organizations, non-state actors, and individuals within a complex global system.

The International Organizations course is a compulsory course in the International Relations Study Program curriculum, worth 4 credits, and is offered at the beginning of the learning process (semester 1). International organizations are important actors in international relations, influencing relations between countries and political processes at the global level. Therefore,

This course aims to provide an understanding of international law from a political perspective, using the conceptual framework of justice and the principles of international law. Can justice truly be realized at the international level? To what extent does the concept of justice influence the behavior of key international political