University of New York in Prague

What you'll study

The core curriculum develops understanding of global systems, conflict and diplomacy, international law and quantitative and qualitative research skills. Core courses listed by UNYP include:

• History of International Systems
• Theories of International Relations
• International Law
• European Integration
• International Organizations
• International Political Economy
• International Conflict and Security
• Research Methods
• Senior Project

Elective topics offered include Colonialism and Post‑Colonialism; Democracy and Democratization; Reason and Argument; Terrorism and Homeland Security; US Foreign Policy; and Corruption, Civil Society, and Social Trust. Students select one concentration:

• Diplomacy & International Law — negotiation, legal systems and international justice
• Conflict & Security Studies — peacekeeping, global threats and defence strategies
• Global Governance — leadership in international organisations, policy coordination and development

Entry requirements

The programme is delivered fully in English and is intended for international students; UNYP highlights a diverse, multicultural student body. Specific admission criteria (such as qualifications or language tests) are provided by the university’s admissions office rather than on this page.

Career prospects

UNYP describes career pathways into diplomacy and government, international organisations and NGOs, international business roles, security and intelligence analysis, and public policy and communications. Many graduates also progress to master's study in fields such as political science, diplomacy or international law.

Scholarships & funding angle

The programme page does not list specific scholarships. Prospective students should consult UNYP admissions and financial aid for available scholarships, tuition details and funding options before applying.