International relations is about understanding connections: between countries, communities, organisations and the decisions that affect people’s lives. UCAM offers a four-year English-taught route into this subject at its Murcia campus.
课程必备知识
- 机构
- UCAM Catholic University of Murcia
- 国家
- 西班牙
- 主题
- Psychology and social sciences
- 学习水平
- 学士学位
- 教授语言
- 英语
- 学习方式
- 校园里
- 校园
- Los Jerónimos campus, Guadalupe, Murcia, Spain
- 持续时间
- 4 years
- 荣誉
- 240学分
- 学费
- The live official English-language course page displays €7,700 per year, reviewed 18 October 2026. It does not label an academic year or separate nationality categories. Application and enrolment-related charges are additional; request the fee schedule for your intended intake.
- 入学
- The next intake date and application deadline were not confirmed in the reviewed course information. Ask UCAM undergraduate admissions about current availability and the next starting date.
所审查的信息：2026-10-18
Learning to interpret a changing world
The programme emphasises the theories and analytical approaches used to understand international affairs. It encourages students to examine global issues and the ways different actors respond to them.
Bring your own curiosity to that process. A news story, a business crossing borders or a community initiative can become a useful starting point for asking better questions and comparing perspectives. Reading widely and discussing ideas with others can make the subject especially rewarding.
UCAM identifies possible directions including international projects, policy analysis, development organisations and multinational business. These are areas to explore through experience and further learning, not promises of a particular role after graduation.
Entry and applications
The course asks for B2 English alongside secondary-school qualifications and results, a passport, motivation statement and CV. Use the official undergraduate admissions guidance to prepare your application.
Planning four years abroad
Compare the full study experience, not just the first year’s tuition. Consider where you would live, your journey to campus and how you might develop Spanish alongside English-language study. Our Spain guide helps you build a practical living budget.