In an increasingly complex world with humanity facing manifold threats and challenges the study and practice of International Relations must go beyond the narrow confines of politics and business as usual. The Master of Arts in International Relations at Schellhammer Business School rises to these challenges by exploring not only how we arrived at this critical situation but proposes clear concepts and solutions of how a developed human centred leadership can effect change at both a personal and collective level. Encompassing all key areas of meaningful human activities – Business, Sustainability, Economics, Politics and Psychology all aspects of collective and individual behaviour are explored and challenged.

Semester 1:

• Governance and Corruption
• Managing Media Relations
• Organizational Behavior
• Behavioral Economics
• Change Management
• Understanding Global Markets

Semester 2:

• Social Theories
• Perspectives on Global Politics
• Globalization Process and Movements
• Leadership Development
• Historical Perspectives in International Relations
• Thesis Elaboration

• Course Code: MTU-100
• Course Duration: 1 academic year
• Semester 1: October / Semester 2: February
• ECTS (European Credit Transfer System): 90