Admission Bachelor's Degree in International Relations
Course access
Students wishing to take this course have different access routes, depending on their previous studies:
| Type of access | Preference of access | Admission mark 23-24 |
| Secondary school diploma + University entrance exam and CFGS (Advanced professional training) |
Weighted subjects pertaining to the PAU specific phase:
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11.654 |
| University access for people over 25 | Social Sciences and Law option | 5.375 |
| Other | Entrance exams for people over 45 |
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| Employment record for people over 40 |
Pre-enrolment code
21123Student Profile
This bachelor's degree is the perfect option if you are interested in international life and specifically in the different political, diplomatic, socio-economical, security, environmental and cultural manifestations which are so often interconnected in today's globalised world.You must be willing to learn about and have an influence on the international and transnational societies, characterised by the interaction of public and private actors in an environment in which the rules of the game are less determining than when ruled by national policies. There is also a need for you to be interested in learning about the main manifestations of national politics (institutions and systems, individual and group political behaviour, social ideas and movements).
To enrol in this degree it is recommended that you have a critical spirit and varied, cross-curricular and integrating interests, as well as the capacity to analyse and synthesise data. Finally, you should also have a good level of oral and written expression, and a B2 level of knowledge of English, acquired before or during your studies, which will allow you to optimise your learning process and make the most of what you have learned once you enter the professional world. Please note that approximately 50% of the subject are offered in English.
Additional training
Preparation course in Quantitative Methods for newly admitted students.Access related information
Check all the information related to university access routes here: secondary school students, CFGS students, over 25 years old and over 45 years old.
You will also find information on other access routes (accredited work experience, changing from a foreign university) and other access routes for pre-university international students (international students: secondary school in the EU, international students: secondary school outside the EU) and for university students and graduates (reincorporations, EU university students, non EU university students and university graduates).