GRADUATE PROGRAMMES

Graduate Programmes in International Relations

Graduate Programmes in Public Administration

Graduate Programmes in International Relations

Master of Arts in International Relations

Courses include Introduction to Political Science, Research Techniques, History of Political Thought, History of Ottoman Railways, Development of the International Relations Thought, Issues in the CIS and Russia. Ottoman Political Life and Political Movements, Seminar, Introduction to Political Science II, Contemporary Political Thought, Issues in International Politics, Modern Thought of International Relations, Issues in Central Asia and the Caucasus, Political Life in Turkey and Political Movements.

PhD in International Relations

Courses include Research Techniques, Foreign Policy Analysis, Political Modernisation, Contemporary Political Theories and Debates, Law of Peace, Global Problems, Turkish Foreign Policy, Political Modernisation II, 20TH Century Political Thought, Philosophy of Public International Law, Main Problems in Turkish Political Life, Turkish-Greek Relations in the Dynamics of Conflict and Cooperation, Regional Problems.

Graduate Programmes in Public Administration

Master of Arts in Political and Social Sciences

Courses include Research Techniques in Social Sciences, Urban Life and Politics, Modern Political Thought, Parliament and the Process of Decision-Making in Turkey. Environmental Politics and Law within the Framework of International Relations, Environmental Politics and Law in the European Union, Political Culture in Turkey, Foreign Policy of Turkey, Social Structure of Turkey, Environmental Management, Urbanisation Problems in Metropolitan Settlements, European Union and Human Rights, Theories of State and Civil Society, Theories of Society.

Master of Arts in Administrative Sciences

Research Techniques in Social Sciences, Technology Policy and Strategic Competition, Advanced Management and Organisational Approach, Management of Production and Services, Comparative Systems of Administrative Justice, Autonomous Administrative Authorities, Law of the European Convention on Human Rights, History of Local Governments, Public Administration and Ethical Problems, Public Administration in the Age of Electronic Knowledge, Strategic Human Resource Management, Decision Making, Principles of Accounting and Financial Management, Marketing and Public Relations, Social Welfare Law, Law of Public Personnel, Urban Law.

PhD in Public Administration

Courses include Process of Democratisation and Rule of Law in Continental Europe, General Theory of Administrative Law I, Modern Political Theories and Debates, Research Techniques, Regional Planning, Economic Systems and the Rule of Law, International Law of Human Rights, Main Problems of Turkish Political Life, Comparative Regional Administration, General Theory of Administrative Law II.