International Relations Mount Allison University

Overview

The International Relations programme at Mount Allison University provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the complex interactions between countries and global organisations. Students examine the multifaceted effects of economic, social, technological, and environmental processes on the modern world. This degree equips learners with the critical skills necessary to analyse power hierarchies and international justice.

Why International Relations at Mount Allison University?

Mount Allison University is consistently recognised as a leading undergraduate institution in Canada, offering a distinctive interdisciplinary approach to global studies. The programme allows students to customise their education by choosing two specialised streams from disciplines such as History, Economics, or Sociology. Students benefit from a high level of mentorship and unique opportunities for international experience, including study abroad exchanges, summer field schools, and international internships.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: CAD 21800 per year
• National fee: CAD 10800 per year

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Syllabus

The curriculum is centred on political science, economics, and language requirements. Students begin with foundational concepts before moving into specialised streams and advanced simulations. Modules may include:

• International Relations
• American Foreign Policy
• Problems in International Development
• Foreign Policy Analysis
• Global Governance Simulation
• International Trade
• Spanish
• German
• Japanese

Careers with International Relations

Graduates are well-prepared for diverse professional paths in the public and private sectors. The analytical and practical skills gained through the programme allow students to transition into roles within international development, law, and business.