Occidental Diplomacy

Introduction

With this master’s degree, the student will acquire a general knowledge of the enduring meaning of Western culture and the influence of religion. This will also serve as an introduction to the world of international business and _ global affairs both geostrategically and geopolitically.

An important aspect of the master’s degree is its optional subjects. Hence, high-profile professionals in various fields will discuss the current state of affairs both within the West and in its external relations with Africa, Asia, the Mahrek or Maghreb, and others.

This is a unique master since it offers the student a comprehensive global awareness of our shared Western Culture. Especially intended for non-Occidental students, but also for Westerners who wish to train in international relations, diplomacy, politics, or in any area of international business and finance, this master can provide a humanistic access to all of the estates and sectors that our Occidental system comprises.

The structure of the master Occidental Identity and Global Affairs is specified below:

Structure

Module 1: Occidental Identity

Occidental Identity
Ancient and Classic Heritage
Relations between State and Religion

Module 2: International Business

Business Intelligence
Macroeconomics and Global Policies
Administration and Accounting

Module 3: Global Affairs

Global Policies
Geostrategy @ Geopolitics
Global Counterterrorism

Electives: Occidental Identity

Christian Culture and Religion
Compared Religions
Jewish Culture
Family and Social relations

Electives: International Business

Leadership and Diplomacy
Innovation and Science
Web and PHP design

Electives: International relations

The European Union
United Kingdom and its Commonwealth
Hispanic-America
North America
Canada
Australia and New Zealand
Israel
Russia
Relations with Asia
Relations with Africa

Occidental Diplomacy