Department of International Studies

Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations

Students in this bachelor’s program develop skills to analyze information, communicate clear ideas based on their analysis, and manage projects addressing global challenges. Their ethical and interdisciplinary education covers international politics, cooperation, human rights, the environment, culture, migration, and technology. As global citizens, they build a flexible and professional profile that enables them to contribute solutions across different sectors and adapt to a constantly changing world.

Admission Profile

Knowledge

National and World History and Geography
Politics, Economics, and Law
Basic Mathematics
Current Affairs

Skills

Logical and argumentative thought
Oral and written expression
Reading comprehension
Bibliographical research
Use of technologies

Aptitudes

Vocation to serve
Appreciation for peoples’ and the development
Interest in global issues
Awareness and care for diverse
Interest in multiculturalism
Interest in research
Adaptability

Facilities

Specialized classrooms and laboratories

Specialized rooms

At IBERO, we offer students facilities designed to support the proper development of their academic activities.

Bloomberg Financial Laboratory

This space is equipped with Bloomberg’s financial analysis software and state-of-the-art hardware, and is designed to provide students with hands-on experience in financial analysis and investment management.

D-Ceros Computer Labs (Mac and Windows)

These labs provide technological support services that enhance the teaching-learning experience and develop students’ digital competencies at all levels of the University. This space also supports various projects with specific infrastructure and data-processing needs.

GeoLab Geographic Information Systems Laboratory

The Department of Economics operates the GeoLab Geographic Information Systems Laboratory, dedicated to geographic and spatial analysis, and available to both faculty and students seeking georeferenced data to incorporate into their research.

Specialized rooms

At IBERO, we offer students facilities designed to support the proper development of their academic activities.

Bloomberg Financial Laboratory

This space is equipped with Bloomberg’s financial analysis software and state-of-the-art hardware, and is designed to provide students with hands-on experience in financial analysis and investment management.

D-Ceros Computer Labs (Mac and Windows)

These labs provide technological support services that enhance the teaching-learning experience and develop students’ digital competencies at all levels of the University. This space also supports various projects with specific infrastructure and data-processing needs.

GeoLab Geographic Information Systems Laboratory

The Department of Economics operates the GeoLab Geographic Information Systems Laboratory, dedicated to geographic and spatial analysis, and available to both faculty and students seeking georeferenced data to incorporate into their research.

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