The International Relations Minor provides students the opportunity to gain a systematic understanding of the modern system of international relations, to understand the logic of the development of the most important processes of the world economy, politics and security, to form the skill of scientific forecasting of their scenarios. Minor optimally combines theoretical, chronological and problematic approaches to topics requiring consideration. Minor disciplines are selected in such a way as to complement each other, providing students with a holistic vision of the picture of the modern world order and its evolution at different historical stages.

• IRN 105 Introduction to International Relations
• IRN 201 Modern History of International Relations
• IRN 209 International Relations Theories
• IRN 346 Contemporary System of International Relations

To earn a minor in International Relations, students must successfully complete at least 20 credits in the following required and elective courses.