Postgraduation International Relations and Political and Economic Diplomacy
The Postgraduate Course in International Relations and Political and Economic Diplomacy is based on the competences and resources of the Faculty of Law and Political Science of Universidade Lusófona do Porto.
It seeks to deepen the knowledge inherent in t Read more
Course formatOnline
Hours126h
Credits15 ECTS
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2ª Edição
2ª Edição
Coming SoonStart date 23 Oct, 2026End date 20 Feb, 2027Application start 28 May, 2026Application end 22 Oct, 2026
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What will I learn in this course?
What will I learn in this course?
The Postgraduate Course in International Relations and Political and Economic Diplomacy is based on the competences and resources of the Faculty of Law and Political Science of Universidade Lusófona do Porto. It seeks to deepen the knowledge inherent in the areas of International Relations and Diplomacy and respond above all to the needs of the Lusophone Area. It is a postgraduate course in which training is geared towards in-depth and innovative knowledge in the areas of International Relations and Diplomacy, at national and international level. The proposed curricular programme directs studies towards the development of research into theoretical and practical issues and deepens the theoretical and practical knowledge of International Relations and Diplomacy needed to perform functions, mainly in national ministries, governmental and non-governmental organisations and private and public companies. It is intended that the knowledge acquired in this course will strengthen the in-depth qualification needed above all by professionals in political and economic diplomacy.
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Entry requirements and conditions
Entry requirements and conditions
The following are eligible for this Postgraduate Course: - Holders of a Bachelor's degree or legal equivalent in International Relations, European Studies, European Studies and International Relations, European Studies, Lusophone Studies and International Relations, Political Science, Law, Military Sciences, Political Sciences, International Business, Political Sociology, and the like. - Holders of a foreign higher academic degree, awarded following the 1st Cycle of Studies organised in accordance with the principles of the Bologna Process by a State adhering to this process. - Holders of a foreign higher academic degree that is recognised as satisfying the objectives of a bachelor's degree. - Holders of an academic, scientific or professional curriculum that attests to their ability to successfully complete this Postgraduate Course.
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Technical and professional skills that I will acquire
Technical and professional skills that I will acquire
The curricular part of this postgraduate course provides solid training in International Relations and Diplomacy. It also seeks to develop skills that promote critical thinking, the ability to analyse and scientific autonomy, and which are the starting point (for those wishing to obtain a Master's Degree) for research and the preparation of the dissertation to be carried out during the Master's Degree.
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Program
Program
- As Relações Internacionais e os Sistemas Políticos Contemporâneos; - As Relações Internacionais e as Negociações Políticas e Económicas; - As Dinâmicas do Espaço Lusófono; - Os Desafios Diplomáticos Contemporâneos; - Teorias e Meios de Resolução de Conflitos Internacionais; - A História e as Lições da Diplomacia Portuguesa.
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Course Team
Course Team
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What master's or postgraduate degrees can I pursue afterward?
What master's or postgraduate degrees can I pursue afterward?
The Postgraduate Course in International Relations and Political and Economic Diplomacy has as its specific scientific areas/lines of research the areas/lines of research of International Relations, Diplomacy, Political Science and History, integrated into the scientific research carried out in the organisational unit. Through the FDCP, students of the Postgraduate Course in International Relations and Diplomacy can develop their research projects under the guidance of their teachers.
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Observations
Observations
Schedule: Friday (6.30pm to 9.30pm) and Saturday (9.30am to 1.30pm) Students of this PG will have privileged access to the activities of CEERI-Centre for European Studies and International Relations, OLAE-Observatório Lusófono de Atividades Económicas and CPLP-Community of Portuguese Speaking Countries, given that the Lusófona Group is a Consultative Observer of the CPLP. This PG supports the implementation of the UBSIF-CPLP/Union of Insurance Banks and Financial Institutions of the CPLP.
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