Doctor's degree Political Science International Relations - SUNY at Albany

Doctor's degree Political Science International Relations from SUNY at Albany is a Campus Ph.D International Relations degree that prepares you for a Human Services career. The international relations subfield focuses on the political interactions between individuals, groups, states, and international institutions in world politics. Understanding the general causes and consequences of the conflicts and cooperation that takes place between actors transnationally constitutes one of the major areas of inquiry within the field, as does the study of how states formulate and pursue their national interests via their foreign policies. Other veins of international relations research seek to understand the social context that underlies international phenomena or focus on evaluating policymaking in the international realm. As a subfield, international relations has a long scholar-practitioner tradition that supports cross-over work in the policy realm. Our subfield's core concentrations include the study of global governance, global security, and international political economy. As a subfield, our faculty embraces a pluralistic approach to understanding international processes and outcomes in which the application of various theoretical perspectives and methods of analysis is encouraged. International relations research and networking opportunities are offered by the Center for Policy Research, the Center for International Development, the SUNY Global Center and the Levin Institute. View more details on SUNY at Albany . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related International Relations courses.