BS International Relations

Program Overview

Credit Hours

133

Duration

4 years Years

Semesters

8

Attendance

Full-time

The BS International Relations program at Superior University is a 4-year undergraduate degree training students in international politics, diplomacy, foreign policy analysis, conflict resolution, peace studies, global governance, international trade policy, economic diplomacy, and geopolitical analysis. The program is distinguished by Model UN simulations, real geopolitical case study analysis, partnerships with NGOs, think tanks, and international organizations, and dedicated civil service career pathway exposure.

Built on Superior University’s 3C Advantage Model and 3U1M framework, the program produces diplomats, policy analysts, civil service officers, and international development professionals equipped to represent Pakistan, analyze global affairs, and contribute to international governance at the highest levels.

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Why Choose BS International Relations at Superior University?
Model UN Simulations

Model UN Simulations

Structured MUN competition preparation and participation ? developing real diplomatic advocacy and multilateral negotiation skills.

Geopolitical Case Study Analysis

Geopolitical Case Study Analysis

Real-world case studies from South Asia, Middle East, and global geopolitics.

Civil Service Career Pathway

Civil Service Career Pathway

Dedicated CSS and Foreign Service preparation guidance.

NGO, Think Tank & International Organization Partnerships

NGO, Think Tank & International Organization Partnerships

Exposure to career pathways beyond government.

Six Specialization Tracks

Six Specialization Tracks

Diplomacy, Conflict Resolution, International Trade, Global Governance, Strategic Studies, Human Rights & Development.

3U1M Employability Guarantee

3U1M Employability Guarantee

One full year in government, NGO, think tank, or international organization settings.

PMD Pro

PMD Pro

UNITAR (United Nations Institute for Training and Research)

UNITAR (United Nations Institute for Training and Research)

M&E (Monitoring and Evaluation)

M&E (Monitoring and Evaluation)

Ministry of Foreign Affairs Government of Pakistan

Ministry of Foreign Affairs Government of Pakistan

Key Skills You Will Learn
Foreign Policy Analysis

Foreign Policy Analysis

Diplomatic Negotiation

Diplomatic Negotiation

International Law

International Law

Conflict Resolution & Peace Studies

Conflict Resolution & Peace Studies

Geopolitical Analysis & Strategic Studies

Geopolitical Analysis & Strategic Studies

International Trade & Economic Policy

International Trade & Economic Policy

Global Governance & International Organizations

Global Governance & International Organizations

Research & Policy Writing

Research & Policy Writing

Career Outcomes

Diplomat & Foreign Service Officer

Policy Analyst

International NGO Professional

Civil Service Officer (CSS/PMS)

Admissions & Eligibility

Domestic Applicants

Eligibility for this program requires an Intermediate (12th grade) or equivalent qualification. Applicants must have a minimum of 50% marks in their previous academic record.

International Applicants

Eligibility for this program requires an Intermediate (12th grade) or equivalent qualification. Applicants must have a minimum of 50% marks in their previous academic record.

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Program Roadmap

Explore courses roadmap in BS International Relations
CourseCredit Hours
Fehm-e-Quran - I1
Quantitative Reasoning - I3
Introduction to International Relations3
History of Pakistan2
Expository Writing - I3
Islamic Studies3
Leading with Character3
Mathematics2
Total Credit Hours20
CourseCredit Hours
Information and Communication Technologies (Lab)3
Functional English3
Geo Political Structure of the World3
Regional and International Organization3
Quantitative Reasoning - II1
International Relation (1648-1945)3
Pakistan Studies2
Fehm-e-Quran - II3
Total Credit Hours21
CourseCredit Hours
Applications of Information and Communication Technologies3
Public Policy & Governance3
Approaches and Theories of International Relations3
International Relations (Since1945)3
Public International Law3
Ideology and constitution of Pakistan3
Arts & Humanities3
Total Credit Hours21
CourseCredit Hours
Globalization and International Relations3
Foreign Policy of Pakistan3
Foreign Policy Analysis3
Social Science3
Civics & Community Engagement3
Entrepreneurship3
Total Credit Hours18
CourseCredit Hours
Diplomacy3
Introduction to Political Science3
International Political Economy3
Conflict Management and Resolution3
Global Politics of Environment3
Introduction to Gender Studies3
Total Credit Hours18
CourseCredit Hours
Foreign Policies of Major Powers3
Defense and Strategic Studies3
Academic Writing & Research Methods3
Digital Diplomacy and Cyber Negotiations3
Case Studies in Diplomatic Crises3
Total Credit Hours15
CourseCredit Hours
Regional Connectivity and CPEC3
Final Year Project - I3
Public Diplomacy in the Age of Social Media3
The Role of the United Nations in Diplomacy3
Introduction to Philosophy3
Total Credit Hours15
CourseCredit Hours
Final Year Project - II3
Economic Statecraft and Trade Negotiations3
Cultural Diplomacy and Soft Power Strategies3
Arms Control, Disarmament and Nuclear Non- Proliferation3
Conflict Mediation and Peace Agreements3
Total Credit Hours15

Specializations

Diplomacy & Foreign Policy
Diplomacy & Foreign Policy
Conflict Resolution & Peace Studies
Conflict Resolution & Peace Studies
International Trade & Economic Policy
International Trade & Economic Policy
Global Governance, International Law & Organizations
Global Governance, International Law & Organizations
Strategic Studies & Security Affairs
Strategic Studies & Security Affairs
Human Rights & International Development
Human Rights & International Development

TRANSFORMATIONAL JOURNEY

Discover your 3C Advantage

Character


Diplomatic Integrity & National Responsibility — International relations professionals represent their nation and uphold commitments that affect millions. This program builds graduates with the intellectual integrity to analyze global events honestly, advocate for Pakistan's interests fairly, and engage with the international community in the spirit of principled diplomacy rather than narrow opportunism.

Courage


The Courage to Navigate Conflict & Power — International relations deals with the most complex and high-stakes dynamics in human affairs — war, sanctions, nuclear deterrence, climate negotiation, and refugee crises. Students develop the analytical courage to engage with these realities without simplification, propose nuanced policy solutions, and stand behind evidence-based positions even when they are politically inconvenient.

Competence


Analytical & Professional Diplomacy Competence — Students build competence in foreign policy analysis, diplomatic negotiation, international law, strategic studies, geopolitical analysis, think tank research methodology, MUN advocacy, and international trade policy — producing graduates ready for CSS foreign service, international NGOs, diplomatic corps, and global governance careers.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

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