Study International Relations and Media in English, in Europe

International relations and media programs

All programs are taught in English. Start with what you want to do, then pick the city that fits you.

 

Which program fits you?

✦ You follow world news and want to work in diplomacy, international organisations or security: in Rome, start with International Politics and Crisis Management (bachelor's) and continue with Global Affairs and International Relations (master's).

✦ You want international relations with a business angle: International Relations (bachelor's) in Barcelona or Munich.

✦ You are drawn to digital media and content: in Rome, Media and Digital Innovation (bachelor's) and Digital Communication Strategies for Media Industries (master's).

✦ You want a career in PR, communication or brand reputation: Communication and PR (bachelor's) in Barcelona or Munich.

 

Bachelor's degrees

ROME · 3 YEARS

✦ International Politics and Crisis Management: global politics, security and how the world responds to crises.

✦ Media and Digital Innovation: digital media, content creation and new technologies in communication.

BARCELONA & MUNICH · 3 YEARS

✦ International Relations: global politics and international business, side by side.

✦ Communication and PR: strategic communication, public relations and brand reputation.

 

Master's degrees

ROME · 2 YEARS

✦ Global Affairs and International Relations: strategy, security and diplomacy for an international career.

✦ Digital Communication Strategies for Media Industries: communication strategy for media, digital platforms and creative industries.

 

Where graduates work and what they do

These programs open doors to international, public and creative careers. Here is where graduates typically build their careers, and how they contribute.

International Politics and Crisis Management, and Global Affairs and International Relations

Where graduates work: international organisations, NGOs, government agencies and embassies, think tanks, risk consultancies and multinational companies.

What they do: they analyse political developments, support crisis response and humanitarian work, and advise organisations on policy, security and international risk.

 

International Relations (Barcelona and Munich)

Where graduates work: multinational companies, trade and investment agencies, chambers of commerce, international NGOs and consulting firms.

What they do: they help organisations work across borders, handling international markets, regulations, partnerships and government relations.

 

Media and Digital Innovation, and Digital Communication Strategies

Where graduates work: media companies, digital agencies, streaming and publishing platforms, and brand content teams.

What they do: they plan and create digital content, run online channels and use audience data to grow reach and engagement.

 

Communication and PR

Where graduates work: PR agencies, corporate communication departments, NGOs, event companies and public institutions.

What they do: they shape and protect reputations: managing press relations, campaigns, social media and crisis communication.

 

 

Entry requirements

Bachelor's

✦ Secondary school diploma and transcripts

✦ Valid passport

✦ Proof of English: IELTS, TOEFL or Duolingo. If your previous studies were taught in English, you may be exempt, and we check this with you.

✦ No background in politics or media needed

✦ Proof of funds for your student visa (see below)

Master's

✦ Bachelor's degree and transcripts

✦ Valid passport and CV

✦ Proof of English, with the same exemption possible if your degree was taught in English

✦ In some cases, a university may ask for extra steps, and we'll tell you early and guide you through them.

✦ Proof of funds for your student visa (see below)

Proof of funds

You'll need bank statements showing enough money for your tuition and living costs. Visa officers look at the history of the account, not only the balance, so plan ahead and keep the funds in the account over time. We'll tell you the exact amount and period your destination requires.

 

How Senkia helps you

✦ Free consultation. We look at your background and goals and help you choose the program and city.

✦ Application. We prepare and submit your application with you.

✦ Visa and arrival. We guide your student visa and help you plan your move.

 

Frequently asked questions

Are all programs taught in English?

Yes. Every program on this page is taught in English.

Which city should I choose?

Rome is the place for politics, diplomacy and media. Barcelona and Munich combine international relations and communication with a strong business focus. We compare the options with you in a free consultation.

Do I need a background in politics or media?

No. For the bachelor's degrees, your secondary school diploma is enough. For a master's, we check how your bachelor's fits the program.

Can I work while I study?

Yes, within each country's rules: in Italy up to 20 hours a week, in Spain up to 30 hours a week, and in Germany 140 full days or 280 half days a year.