International organizations : syllabus of the educational discipline for students of specialty 291 “International Relations, Social communications and Regional studies” of the first (bachelor) degree

Abstract

The academic discipline is concentrated on the international organizations, including different areas of their actions and aspects of their working processes (input, processing, output and evaluation). The course prerequisites and post requisites include several other courses, such as theory of international relations, world history, international law, international relations and world politics, diplomatic protocol and etiquette. International organizations as the object of study are very important for the students in terms of practicality and relevancy. It is well-known that all international organizations are not only crucial international actors but also the potential workplace for the students of the given curriculum. The final goal of the course, thus, is to develop competitive specialist in the field of international organizations. Recommended for students of specialty 291 “International Relations, Social communications and Regional studies” of the first (bachelor) degree.