Master of Professional Studies in Diplomacy

The Master's in Diplomacy is a second-cycle university program aimed at preparing students for careers in the field of international relations and diplomacy. This program offers an in-depth understanding of the mechanisms of international politics, multilateral institutions, and diplomatic processes. Students acquire skills in negotiation, political analysis, and management of international relations, essential for thriving in complex and multicultural environments. ​

The curriculum generally covers disciplines such as international law, political economy, conflict resolution, international security, and human rights. Specific modules may also address diplomatic negotiation techniques, strategic communication, and geopolitical analysis. Programs often include internships within international organizations, embassies, or NGOs, allowing students to gain practical experience and develop a professional network. ​

Career opportunities after a Master's in Diplomacy are varied and cover several sectors. Graduates can join diplomatic services as diplomats or political advisors, work for international organizations like the UN or the European Union, or hold positions as international relations consultants for private companies. Other opportunities include roles as humanitarian mission officers, political analysts, or international cooperation managers within NGOs or government institutions. ​