Semester 1

• [MDP-01] [6 ECTS] Political Analysis
  The objective of the course is: - Knowledge of analytical and methodogical approaches in political analysis; - Ability to critically evaluate and apply theories and methods in politics; - Recognize analytical debates in politics; - Ability to analyze aspects of politics from different perspectives; - Ability to apply theories of case studies.
• [MCDP1020] [6 ECTS] International Institutions
  This subject covers theoretical issues regarding the international institutions of the universal and regional level, their historical development, the role, functions and responsibilities. Particular emphasis is placed on the question of their role in solving collective problems and issues in global politics. The focus is placed on their role in the area of peace and security, economic development, human rights, the democracy and the rule of law. The focus is on the main bodies within the institutions responsible for achieving the set goals.
• [MDP-02] [6 ECTS] Public Diplomacy
  The course aims to present the differences between traditional diplomacy and public diplomacy, and the importance of public diplomacy in international relations. The course aims to determine the manner of public diplomacy impact and how it changes in development processes in the countries.
• [6 ECTS] General elective course
  • [EMDP-03] Comparative Political and Administrative Systems
    The course aims to familiarize students with knowledge about most political systems in the modern world, of course without leaving aside the political systems of countries surrounding RNM and political systems of less developed countries around the world. In the content of the whole course, parallels and comparative analyses are made between the functioning of the institutions of political systems in countries of interest, both among themselves and in the case of the political system of the RNM in terms of finding good practices with which this system would be upgraded to RNM.
  • [MCDP2020] European Union: Institutions, Politics and Law
    The course aims to familiarize students with the complexity and development of European integration, and thus the development of the institutions (political and legal), their nature and characteristics, legislation and policies. Furthermore, the aim is to familiarize students with major theoretical interpretations of the development of the European Union, and to give consideration to current and possible future challenges that the EU faces, especially in terms of its institutions, policies and law.
  • [EMPS2040] Foreign Policy Analysis
    The theoretical part of the contents of this course will focus on the ways and the means of communication between states, media influence public opinion and foreign policy in creating of influence on various internal and external stakeholders in focusing on certain foreign policy issues. The practical part will be focused on analysis, open discussions and forecasts specific events in development.
  • [MCPS3310] Leadership and Organizational Development
    The subject aims to enable students to learn how leaders and managers develop and implement the achievement of the mission and vision of an organization in the public sector; develop values required for long-term success and their application through appropriate activities and habits, as leaders and managers are personally involved in ensuring that management systems of the organization will be developed and implemented. Also about the way how the organization implements its mission and vision through a clear strategy based on the views of all interested parties, supported by all relevant policies, plans, goals and processes.
  • [EM509] International Political Economy
    The course focuses on the political principles and consequences of the contemporary world economy. Some basic economic concepts are elaborated. The course will examine the evolution of the world economic system from World War II with an emphasis on current problems, debates and questions, analyze local and international explanations for these events and illustrate the different power of different explanatory approach and with their application in solving empirical cases.
  • [EM510] Negotiations and Conflict Resolution
    The course examines judicial and a non-court procedures for resolving disputes between states. Analysis includes the role of negotiations, mediation, reconciliation and the role of the United Nations for the peaceful resolutions of international disputes. This course examines the system of international arbitration: ad-hoc and within the already established tribunals as Iran-USA Claims Tribunal and ICSID. Studies will include practices and procedures of the International Court of Justice in both capacities as a mechanism for resolving international disputes on human rights, commercial law and maritime law.
• [6 ECTS] Professional elective course
  • [EMPS1034] Sustainable Development
    In this course, students will gain a general knowledge that refers to Sustainable Development as a new concept imposed on the global scene that could present a stop on the planet Earth. Students will be provided with a knowledge about the concept of Sustainable Development, the superior understanding and concept for sustainable development, global environmental change, understanding of the principles and dimensions of sustainability, will be able to become familiar with the policies of the European Union around sustainable development and will understand how it is created in the case of Macedonia's practice as policies of this category. The knowledge gained in this subject will greatly help to strengthen the knowledge and general knowledge of sustainable development at the international level at the level of the European Union and its member countries as well as in the RNM.
  • [EMDP-01] International Business
    Through this course students will gain knowledge about international business. Thus, students will realize the difference between theory and practice in international business, the role of international banking transactions, the way of their implementation, they will gain knowledge on bank guarantees and letters of credit EUROLIBO and codes when doing transactions.
  • [EMDP-02] Contemporary Political Systems
    The course objectives: - To introduce students to the political systems in terms of their concept, characteristics and historical development; - To provide students with basic knowledge of theories and concepts of key political systems; - To teach students the basic concepts of classification of political systems; - Students to able to recognize the specifics of certain political systems.
  • [EMDP3020] Diplomatic Protocol
    Within the course, students will have the opportunity to learn about key features of the development of diplomatic protocol throughout history. Particular attention will be paid to the virtues of modern diplomatic protocol and as a result the practice of many developed countries in this field will be considered and practices of diplomatic protocol in the framework of international organizations.

Semester 2

• [DP0102] [6 ECTS] International Public Law
  The content of the course is prepared in such a way that students are acquinted with the basic concepts of international public law, often identified with international law which has its foundation around the seventeenth century, as the right of nations to witness the name of today's most important universal organization the United Nations. Students will become familiar with modern international public law which regulates the relations between states, between states and international organizations, relations of international organizations and the behavior of persons and legal persons for whom states and international organizations believe are important for the international
• [MDP-03] [6 ECTS] Diplomatic and Consular Law
  The course provides an overview of the diplomatic and consular rights law, its historical development, practice cases concerning the application of these rules, the scope of diplomatic and consular agents who practice diplomacy, issues surrounding the implementation of the diplomatic and consular power in national systems. The course also analyzes and study the parimles of the international law, their application and the application and impact of the same on interstate political relations, and the use of diplomatic relations in international conflicts. The course will concentrate on the formal conditions for the functioning of these two professions (diplomat and consul) based on diplomatic and consular law.
• [CM148] [6 ECTS] Theory of International Relations
  The course is planned to serve the students to think about what is happening in the world, to teach students the theories and developments concerning international relations. This course introduces students to the theoretical component in international relations, key ideas and debates in international relations, particularly on basic concepts, actors in international relations, foreign policy and the power of international relations. The lectures will also be focused on international political economy and politics of global prosperity, present and future problems in the international system, including armed conflicts, economy, demography and environment.
• [6 ECTS] General elective course
  • [EMDP-03] Comparative Political and Administrative Systems
    The course aims to familiarize students with knowledge about most political systems in the modern world, of course without leaving aside the political systems of countries surrounding RNM and political systems of less developed countries around the world. In the content of the whole course, parallels and comparative analyses are made between the functioning of the institutions of political systems in countries of interest, both among themselves and in the case of the political system of the RNM in terms of finding good practices with which this system would be upgraded to RNM.
  • [MCDP2020] European Union: Institutions, Politics and Law
    The course aims to familiarize students with the complexity and development of European integration, and thus the development of the institutions (political and legal), their nature and characteristics, legislation and policies. Furthermore, the aim is to familiarize students with major theoretical interpretations of the development of the European Union, and to give consideration to current and possible future challenges that the EU faces, especially in terms of its institutions, policies and law.
  • [EMPS2040] Foreign Policy Analysis
    The theoretical part of the contents of this course will focus on the ways and the means of communication between states, media influence public opinion and foreign policy in creating of influence on various internal and external stakeholders in focusing on certain foreign policy issues. The practical part will be focused on analysis, open discussions and forecasts specific events in development.
  • [MCPS3310] Leadership and Organizational Development
    The subject aims to enable students to learn how leaders and managers develop and implement the achievement of the mission and vision of an organization in the public sector; develop values required for long-term success and their application through appropriate activities and habits, as leaders and managers are personally involved in ensuring that management systems of the organization will be developed and implemented. Also about the way how the organization implements its mission and vision through a clear strategy based on the views of all interested parties, supported by all relevant policies, plans, goals and processes.
  • [EM509] International Political Economy
    The course focuses on the political principles and consequences of the contemporary world economy. Some basic economic concepts are elaborated. The course will examine the evolution of the world economic system from World War II with an emphasis on current problems, debates and questions, analyze local and international explanations for these events and illustrate the different power of different explanatory approach and with their application in solving empirical cases.
  • [EM510] Negotiations and Conflict Resolution
    The course examines judicial and a non-court procedures for resolving disputes between states. Analysis includes the role of negotiations, mediation, reconciliation and the role of the United Nations for the peaceful resolutions of international disputes. This course examines the system of international arbitration: ad-hoc and within the already established tribunals as Iran-USA Claims Tribunal and ICSID. Studies will include practices and procedures of the International Court of Justice in both capacities as a mechanism for resolving international disputes on human rights, commercial law and maritime law.
• [6 ECTS] Professional elective course
  • [EMPS1034] Sustainable Development
    In this course, students will gain a general knowledge that refers to Sustainable Development as a new concept imposed on the global scene that could present a stop on the planet Earth. Students will be provided with a knowledge about the concept of Sustainable Development, the superior understanding and concept for sustainable development, global environmental change, understanding of the principles and dimensions of sustainability, will be able to become familiar with the policies of the European Union around sustainable development and will understand how it is created in the case of Macedonia's practice as policies of this category. The knowledge gained in this subject will greatly help to strengthen the knowledge and general knowledge of sustainable development at the international level at the level of the European Union and its member countries as well as in the RNM.
  • [EMDP-01] International Business
    Through this course students will gain knowledge about international business. Thus, students will realize the difference between theory and practice in international business, the role of international banking transactions, the way of their implementation, they will gain knowledge on bank guarantees and letters of credit EUROLIBO and codes when doing transactions.
  • [EMDP-02] Contemporary Political Systems
    The course objectives: - To introduce students to the political systems in terms of their concept, characteristics and historical development; - To provide students with basic knowledge of theories and concepts of key political systems; - To teach students the basic concepts of classification of political systems; - Students to able to recognize the specifics of certain political systems.
  • [EMDP3020] Diplomatic Protocol
    Within the course, students will have the opportunity to learn about key features of the development of diplomatic protocol throughout history. Particular attention will be paid to the virtues of modern diplomatic protocol and as a result the practice of many developed countries in this field will be considered and practices of diplomatic protocol in the framework of international organizations.

Semester 3

• [MCDP1010] [6 ECTS] Research Methodology
  This course is designed for students who are preparing the Master thesis. The main objectives of the course is for students to be offered tools for the construction of their thesis regarding the research question and creating methods for collecting data through qualitative and quantitative analysis. The subject is focused on problems of quantitative methods and techniques such as statistical analysis, texts related to the theory and testing hypothesis. In addition, topics of descriptive and causal inference are of significance, longitudinal, comparative and research case studies. Advanced information is offered for collecting data working with text. The aim is analyzing the data qualitatively, finally putting all theoretical and practical actions in the design and writing the thesis.
• [CM149] [6 ECTS] Globalisation and Governance
  Objectives of the programme: To develop student’s analytical framework and historical context to understand globalization and management, their basic concepts, key political institutions and political dynamics. To enable students to debate on global politics. To develop student’s ability to understand the choices of opposing policies in relation to globalization. To understand how globalization and the global economic crisis affect the competitiveness of our country's positions and the inequalities in your society. To generate the student’s research skills for the new social phenomena of the century and to explore the creative ways to deal with them. To generate a sense of research, to gain written and oral communication skills related to globalization and management.
• [MCPA3040] [6 ECTS] Political Management
  Main objectives of the course: - To gain basic knowledge of the term policy and management - Be familiar with basic tools and activities in order to to distinguish the political processes under different criteria. - To gain adequate knowledge for preparation of a survey and field working. - Application of knowledge gained from other objects and building a particular methodology for the preparation of essays-paper work. - To analyze the electoral process and the method of execution. - To prepare a political speech and to simulate the appearance of a political event. - Ability to actively participate in a debate organized by the Student Union. - Ability to prepare and participate in research project, and present the results of scientific research. - To determine different ways and use scientific sources, to study and read selectively and comparatively to analyze political processes.
• [MCDP1030] [6 ECTS] History of Diplomacy
  Through this course students will gain theoretical and methodological skills for understanding of diplomacy and diplomatic relations from historical and current perspectives. Students will be eligible for an independent and detailed scientific research work in the broadest sense of diplomacy, which would allow transmission of theoretical, scientific and research findings (knowledge) and knowledge in social practice.
• [6 ECTS] General elective course
  • [EMDP-03] Comparative Political and Administrative Systems
    The course aims to familiarize students with knowledge about most political systems in the modern world, of course without leaving aside the political systems of countries surrounding RNM and political systems of less developed countries around the world. In the content of the whole course, parallels and comparative analyses are made between the functioning of the institutions of political systems in countries of interest, both among themselves and in the case of the political system of the RNM in terms of finding good practices with which this system would be upgraded to RNM.
  • [MCDP2020] European Union: Institutions, Politics and Law
    The course aims to familiarize students with the complexity and development of European integration, and thus the development of the institutions (political and legal), their nature and characteristics, legislation and policies. Furthermore, the aim is to familiarize students with major theoretical interpretations of the development of the European Union, and to give consideration to current and possible future challenges that the EU faces, especially in terms of its institutions, policies and law.
  • [EMPS2040] Foreign Policy Analysis
    The theoretical part of the contents of this course will focus on the ways and the means of communication between states, media influence public opinion and foreign policy in creating of influence on various internal and external stakeholders in focusing on certain foreign policy issues. The practical part will be focused on analysis, open discussions and forecasts specific events in development.
  • [MCPS3310] Leadership and Organizational Development
    The subject aims to enable students to learn how leaders and managers develop and implement the achievement of the mission and vision of an organization in the public sector; develop values required for long-term success and their application through appropriate activities and habits, as leaders and managers are personally involved in ensuring that management systems of the organization will be developed and implemented. Also about the way how the organization implements its mission and vision through a clear strategy based on the views of all interested parties, supported by all relevant policies, plans, goals and processes.
  • [EM509] International Political Economy
    The course focuses on the political principles and consequences of the contemporary world economy. Some basic economic concepts are elaborated. The course will examine the evolution of the world economic system from World War II with an emphasis on current problems, debates and questions, analyze local and international explanations for these events and illustrate the different power of different explanatory approach and with their application in solving empirical cases.
  • [EM510] Negotiations and Conflict Resolution
    The course examines judicial and a non-court procedures for resolving disputes between states. Analysis includes the role of negotiations, mediation, reconciliation and the role of the United Nations for the peaceful resolutions of international disputes. This course examines the system of international arbitration: ad-hoc and within the already established tribunals as Iran-USA Claims Tribunal and ICSID. Studies will include practices and procedures of the International Court of Justice in both capacities as a mechanism for resolving international disputes on human rights, commercial law and maritime law.

Semester 4

• [MCPA4010] [30 ECTS] Master Thesis
  This module enables students to transfer their skills and knowledge to research and carry out more complex tasks related to their master thesis. The module is designed to be fully practical and students to acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to approach writing the thesis. The module has unique return result-to enable students to write the master thesis with minimal difficulties, and with maximum efficiency. The course aims to improve research techniques and style of writing the paper, taking into account the prevention of the usage of illegal means, such as plagiarism and infringement of copyright, which are prohibited by the Statute of SEEU.