Academic degree
Duration
5 years (10 semesters) (Low residence (Part-time session-based) format)
National Code of the Study Program
About the program
The “World Politics and Economy” program combines political science and economics, equipping students with practical and analytical skills for a deep understanding and forecasting of global political and economic processes.
The training enables students to analyze, compare, and evaluate key social, economic, and political trends, understand the structure of international organizations, the principles of the global economy, and geopolitical strategies, as well as gain deeper insights into the mechanisms of the European Union and global institutions.
Why choose this program?
- International academic environment — the program is offered in partnership with Vytautas Magnus University (VDU, Kaunas), providing students with access to the expertise of two universities and the opportunity to earn a double degree.
- English-language instruction — in the full-time bachelor’s program, students gradually transition to English starting from the second year, expanding their academic and professional opportunities.
- Combination of political science and economics — the integrated approach allows for a comprehensive analysis of global processes, making graduates highly sought-after specialists in international organizations and business.
- Practical orientation — students can undertake internships in international organizations, NGOs, and media outlets, gaining real-world work experience.
- Implementation of student projects — opportunities to develop and execute research and analytical projects, strengthening professional skills.
- Global perspectives — the program provides access to international courses from EHU and VDU partners, participation in academic exchanges (Erasmus+ and OSUN), and lectures by faculty members and experts from leading universities in Europe and the USA.
Program Curriculum
The “World Politics and Economy” program offers two study formats tailored to different educational needs of students:
High residence (Full-time) format and Low residence (Part-time session-based) format
Potential career
Graduates of the “World Politics and Economy” program possess in-depth knowledge in political science and economics, enabling them to analyze global processes, develop strategies, and make decisions in an international environment. They are in demand in both the public and private sectors, international organizations, research centers, and diplomatic institutions.
Upon completion of the program, graduates can work as:
- Economist, analyst, consultant — assessing economic and political processes, developing strategies and recommendations for businesses and government agencies.
- Consultant in international companies — market analysis, forecasting economic trends, and developing business strategies.
- Analyst in research centers — studying global political and economic processes, preparing expert reports and forecasts.
- PR manager and project manager — working in corporate and international communications, managing social and political projects.
- Employee of international organizations and NGOs — working in organizations engaged in global initiatives, international cooperation, and development.
- Academic career — an opportunity to continue studies in master’s programs in Europe and the USA in political science, international relations, economic analysis, and public policy.
Admission Requirements
Admission to the “World Politics and Economics” program is conducted without entrance exams, based on a motivational interview.
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