Why choose International Relations and European Studies – in English?
Would you like to take advantage of what student life has to offer, to better yourself professionally and personally?
Our graduates are employed by EU institutions and agencies, run their own consultancy firms on non-reimbursable funds, work in multinational corporations, NGOs, city halls, county councils etc.
Find out more here: https://euro.ubbcluj.ro/testimoniale-alumni/
Would you like to enroll in the programme which offers the most international opportunities?
Counting more than 250 students currently enrolled three-year BA programme, the RISE EN class of 2022 will be the 13th to graduate within our 500-strong alumni community!
Would you like to meet committed professors and fellow students who are always eager to help?
RISE EN Coordinator
The programme coordinator and tutors are always ready to answer your questions!
Would you like to receive an Erasmus study mobility and discover other education systems?
We provide more than 50 mobilities every year!
We are the second best-performing faculty within UBB in terms of the ratio of international to Romanian students (300 international students).
Would you like to improve your communication skills?
The communication courses will help you develop your practical skills for team work, negotiation and leadership. You will be able to put them to the test at the faculty’s Image Department https://www.facebook.com/studiieuropenecluj/ https://www.instagram.com/fse_ubb_cluj/?hl=en) and Communication Club (https://euro.ubbcluj.ro/cercuri-studentesti/)
Do you want to be involved in institutional projects?
The faculty carried out 8 institutional projects where the students from RISE EN were part of the target groups.
Would you like to improve your knowledge on the EU and its diplomatic relations with America, China, Russia and Africa?
The courses we offer will help you understand and assess these aspects from an analytical standpoint.
What you will study
International Relations curriculum
Introduction to Political Science
History of International Relations
Introduction to International Relations
Introduction to Geopolitics
Fundamental Issues of the Contemporary World
Political Ideologies in the Contemporary Age
Foreign Policy and Diplomacy
The Analysis of International Conflicts
International Relations Theories
International and Regional Governance
The Sociology of International Relations
International Institutions and Organisations – elective
Area Studies: Security and Cooperation in Asia
International Institutions and Organisations – elective
Security Studies – elective
European Studies curriculum
Europe: History and Modernity
History of European Integration
European Construction. The EU Institutions
The European Idea. Introduction to European Studies
Common Policies in the EU
Decision-making in the European Union
EU Governance. Theories and Concepts
Introduction to the European Construction Paradigms – elective
Contemporary Economic Systems – elective
The Europeanisation of Romania – elective
European Political Systems – elective
Communication curriculum
Foreign Language
Institutional Communication in the EU
Negotiation and Mediation in International relations
Communication Skills for International Careers 1 (in English) – elective
Communication Skills for International Careers 1 (in French) – elective
Communication Skills for international careers 2 (in English) – elective
Communication skills for International Careers 2 (in French) – elective
Communication skills for International Careers 3 (in English) – elective
Communication skills for International Careers 3 (in French) – elective
Economics curriculum
International Economics
Public Management
The Management of European Projects
European Economics
The European Union Budget – elective
Contemporary Economic Systems – elective
Globalism, Globalisation and Economic Development
Law curriculum
International Law
European Union Law
Inter-disciplinary curriculum
Computer Science Applied to Social Sciences
Research Methods in Social Sciences
How to Write Academic Papers
Anthropology of Europe
Critical Thinking
Internship
Physical Education
Lobbying and Interest Groups- elective
Religion in International Relations
Game Theory- elective
What are the skills that you will gain by enrolling in RISE EN?
The student / graduate will be able to:
- Elaborate and implement financed projects aiming to solve social and economic problems
- Analyze events in international relations and propose solutions for conflict management
- Negotiate partnerships and agreements in the political, economic and social fields, by employing up-to-date communication techniques
- Elaborate and disseminate complex arguments in the field of international relations and European studies
- Access databases containing information on European integration and issue forecast documents
