Master's Degree in International Relations and Global Economy
ESIC UNIVERSIDADMáster presencial
Pozuelo De Alarcón (Madrid)
18.000 €
Duración : 10 Meses
The Master's Degree in International Relations and Global Economy combines the expertise of ESIC University in Marketing and Management with the authority of the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) in International Relations. This unique combination of in-depth knowledge and multidisciplinarity will provide you the comprehensive training needed to meet the challenges of international markets that interact with geopolitical dynamics.
There is a growing demand in the labor market for professionals who can demonstrate knowledge of International Relations and Global Economics. International organizations, governments, multinational corporations, INGOs, and other actors are looking for employees who can understand and analyze the complexity of international affairs from an economic as well as political perspective. Graduates will be prepared for positions in diplomacy, strategic consulting, international trade, foreign policy, international development, and academic research.
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Objetivos
1. Understanding global interconnectedness Endow students with a deep understanding of the interconnectedness and interdependence of worldwide political and commercial issues. This involves analyzing how international events and policies affect the global economy and vice versa. 2. Interdisciplinary training Offer an education integrating the disciplines of International Relations and Global Economics to equip students with a holistic, multidimensional outlook on the globalization phenomenon and its challenges. 3. Analytic and critical-thinking skills Teach students to analyze and grasp the complex interrelations between state and non-state actors in the international arena, as well as the consequent economic and commercial aspects. 4. Global career preparation Prepare graduates to step into significant posts in diplomacy, strategic consulting, international trade, foreign policy, international development, and academic research. 5. Understanding contemporary issues Address contemporary problems such as climate change, sustainable development, international conflict, migration, and technological transformations from an integrative standpoint combining political, financial, and social perspectives. 6. Practical and conceptual training Equip students with the conceptual and analytic tools to solve complex challenges in a globalizing environment. 7. Labour market responses Align with the needs and trends of the international labor market, training up professionals who will bring in-demand skills and expertise to an interdependent and globalized world.
A quién va dirigido
The Master's Degree in International Relations and Global Economy is for students who have just completed their undergraduate studies and wish to obtain a professional specialization that will endow them with a deeper understanding of the global reality, teaching them how to choose the most appropriate entry route for their skills and preferences in order to provide from the outset outstanding added value to the organization they wish to join. It is also aimed at future researchers interested in developing a Ph.D. thesis. If you do not come from the field of economics or international business, this is not a problem, as the program has two adaptation courses in the form of zero-year subjects (to be taken before the Master's degree) so that you can adapt yourself and integrate into the program.
Temario completo de este curso
Module 1. Global economic governance
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Unit 1. Introduction to global economic governance
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Unit 2. Economic systems and economic policies
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Unit 3. Financial regulation and stability
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Unit 4. International trade and trade agreements
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Unit 5. Monetary policy and exchange rates
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Unit 6. Sustainable development and the green economy
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Unit 7. Foreign investment and multinational enterprises
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Unit 8. Fiscal policies and wealth redistribution
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Unit 9. Ethics and responsibility in economic governance
Module 2. Digital economy and globalisation 4.0
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Unit 1. Introduction to the digital economy and globalisation 4.0
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Unit 2. Disruptive technologies and their economic and sustainable impact
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Unit 3. Platform economy and sustainable digital business models
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Unit 4. Digital transformation of economic sectors
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Unit 5. Cybersecurity and data protection for a sustainable digital world
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Unit 6. Socio-economic impacts of the digital economy and globalisation 4.0 on the sdgs
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Unit 7. Public policies for the digital economy and sustainable globalisation 4.0
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Unit 8. Ethics and responsibility in the sustainable digital economy
Module 3. The sustainable development goals and global environmental politics
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Unit 1. Introduction to sustainable development and global environmental challenges
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Unit 2. International framework for sustainable development
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Unit 3. Policies and strategies for environmental sustainability
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Unit 4. Environmental impact assessment and sustainability
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Unit 5. Green economy and sustainable financing
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Unit 6. Environmental governance and citizen participation
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Unit 7. Technology and sustainable development
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Unit 8. Environmental communication and awareness
Module 4. Risk analysis and crisis management
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Unit 1. Introduction to risks and crises in the international sphere
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Unit 2. Geopolitical and economic risk analysis
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Unit 3. International crisis management
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Unit 4. Risks and crises in the business and trade environment
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Unit 5. Assessment and management of global environmental risks
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Unit 6. Cybersecurity and cyber warfare risk management
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Unit 7. Ethics and accountability in international risk and crisis management
Module 5. Cultural diplomacy and soft power
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Unit 1. Introduction to cultural diplomacy and soft power
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Unit 2. The role of soft power in a country´s influence and power projection on global affairs
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Unit 3. Theories and approaches in cultural diplomacy
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Unit 4. Sdgs in cultural diplomacy and their impact on the promotion of cultural diversity and intercultural dialogue
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Unit 5. Cultural diplomacy and the construction of national and international identities: soft power and power relations
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Unit 6. The use of soft power as an instrument of influence and persuasion in international politics
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Unit 7. Cultural diplomacy and promotion of a country
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Unit 8. Sdgs in cultural diplomacy as drivers of sustainable economic development and tools to promote peace, justice and equality: ethics and responsibility in cultural diplomacy and soft power
Module 6. Scientific research
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Unit 1. Introduction to research methods
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Unit 2. Qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods research design
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Unit 3. Advanced data analysis techniques
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Unit 4. Research ethics
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Unit 5. Artificial intelligence in research
Module 7. Spain, China, and Latam: trilateral connection
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Unit 1. Introduction to the trilateral connection
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Unit 2. Bilateral relations between Spain and China
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Unit 3. Bilateral relations between Spain and latin America
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Unit 4. Bilateral relations between China and Latin America
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Unit 5. The trilateral dimension: Spain, China, and latin America
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Unit 6. Trilateral investment and trade
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Unit 7. Culture and the trilateral connection
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Unit 8. Challenges and opportunities of the trilateral connection
Module 8. Master's final project: Glo Lab
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