International Relations graduates earn a median $35,060 Across 390 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A four-year, English-taught undergraduate programme that prepares students for global careers across public, private and non-profit sectors. Best suited to applicants who enjoy debate, want multidisciplinary training in diplomacy, policy and management, and seek practical UN-linked experiences.
The curriculum combines multidisciplinary social-science perspectives with management training and practice-based coursework. Core themes include the UN’s 2030 Agenda 5Ps—People, Planet, Prosperity, Peace and Partnership—and the roles of multilateral organisations, states and corporations in shaping the international order.
The published course page lists programme format, language and locations but does not detail specific academic-entry or testing requirements. Applicants should consult the university admissions pages for the official entry criteria and application process.
The programme targets students aiming for international-level careers. Typical roles and sectors highlighted include:
The programme page references professional and extracurricular opportunities but does not specify scholarships or tuition details. Prospective students should review IE University’s dedicated admissions and financial-aid pages for available scholarships, grants, and funding options.
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