The Master of Arts Degree in International Peace Studies provides an interdisciplinary and critical analysis of the causes and consequences of a wide range of contemporary conflicts and violence that impact on global, international and human security. Topics to be explored include militarization, armed conflicts, violent extremism, economic, social and gender injustices, cultural and religious identity conflicts, and competition over environmental resources. An in-depth understanding of peacebuilding and peace processes in response to these issues is built.

ANALYZE, DECIDE, DIRECT Upon completion of the curriculum, the new professional in Foreign Trade and International Economic Relations will have the following skills and abilities: Plan and execute international trade projects Determine the economic viability of international trade projects Examine the political feasibility of international trade projects Negotiate in national and international forums international trade projects Evaluate the political, social, and economic environment of commercial projects Design political-administrative strategies for the approval of international trade projects by of the organs or institutions of a government. Make proposals on how to manage foreign trade projects Propose and implement control mechanisms for foreign trade projects Arbitrate in national and international forums disputes around international trade projects. Design and execute marketing strategies applied to international trade. Take advantage of the behavior of International Economic Relations to make proposals for international trade to the public and private sectors. Make proposals for streamlining the government apparatus (ministries, autonomous institutions, customs, parliament, etc.) for the treatment and approval of foreign trade projects. Design agreements and proposals for commercial and economic integration between States. Propose rules and modifications in the field of international commercial legislation and community law.