Program overview
International politics, in simple terms, is about how countries interact, how international organizations operate, and how global issues are resolved. You'll study core courses like international relations theory, international law, diplomacy, and international political economy, as well as area studies (e.g., the US, Europe, Asia-Pacific). A unique feature of Chinese universities in this field is that many professors have experience working abroad or in international organizations, and courses often incorporate China's diplomatic practices, such as case studies on the Belt and Road Initiative. This major suits students who are sensitive to current events, enjoy debate and analysis, and want to understand the global landscape. Classes involve lots of discussions, often simulating UN sessions or diplomatic negotiations—a great way to build skills.

