Master of Science Diplomacy

This major focuses on the link between science, policymaking, and international relations, and aims to prepare professionals who are able to use scientific knowledge to support international cooperation and decision-making related to global issues such as climate change, public health, energy, and food security. It also combines an understanding of modern science with diplomacy, negotiation and communication skills between governments, international and research institutions. Studying the role of science in public policy-making Understanding International Relations and Scientific Cooperation between Countries Developing negotiation and diplomatic communication skills Examine global issues such as climate, health, and energy Enhancing collaboration between scientists and decision-makers Scientific and Technological Policy Analysis Participating in solving global challenges from a scientific perspective

5 in IELTS

1. Passport copy (first page). 2. Copy of the Bachelor's Certificate with transcript. 3. Two academic recommendation letters. 4. Portrait (white background). 5. Curriculum vitae (CV). 6. IELTS Certificate (if applicable) If you graduate more than 5 years, you will need to attach a certificate of experience of at least two years in the same specialization. Disclaimer! Please translate the requirements into English from one of the accredited translation centers, and submit the requirements in pdf format.

Scientific Policy Advisor Scientific diplomat Public Policy Analyst Director of International Programs Consultant in International Organizations Researcher in the fields of politics and science International Cooperation Officer Working in ministries, international organizations, research institutions, government bodies, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs).