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International Studies

Started in 2002 has been pioneering effort in the field of international studies. This is the first programme of its kind in the entire state. The curriculum is multidisciplinary offering a wide range of subjects that provide a broad perspective and an understanding of the process and implications of global politics and nature of international relations.

Program objectives:

• To educate and provide analytical abilities for future analysts and researchers in regional and international affairs.
• To create aspirants for public services, personnel for International organisations and institutions, NGO's and corporate bodies.
• To equip future leaders with diplomatic skills and knowledge of the determinants of global politics and historic trends.

Postgraduate Course

Major Core

• Historical Background to International Relations (1815 - 1945)
• India's Foreign Policy
• Theories and Issues of International Relations
• International Economic Policy
• International Relations (1945-2000)
• International Organizations, Administration and Development Policy
• Human Rights - Theory & Practice
• International Law I
• Environmental Protection and Global Policy
• International Law II
• Research Methodology for International Relations
• Conflict & Co-operation in South Asia
• Dynamics of International Security
• Ethnicity, Culture & International Relations
• Dissertation

Electives

• French for International Relations - I & II (I & II semester)

                                  or
• German for International Relations - I & II (I & II semester)
• Summer Internship
• International Business - An Introduction

                            or
• The International Order in the Asia-Pacific

Inter-disciplinary Electives common to all PG students **

• Human Resources Management
• Marketing
• Technical Writing
• Writing Feature Stories
• Popular Writing
• Creative Design
• Batik & Tie-dye
• Operations Research
• Marriage and Family Life
• Human Rights and Advocacy
• Media and Development
• Personality Development
• Current Affairs

** Every student is expected to take a minimum of two courses of 3 credits each or according to the requirement of their department.

Value Education

Catholic Doctrine/Ethics/Scripture. All PG students are expected to earn 2 credits over two years.

SAP - Social Awareness Programme

Community Awareness Programme