Relations internationales / Science politique | International Relations/ Political Science

 

Le programme de doctorat en relations internationales / science politique prépare les doctorants à une carrière dans les relations internationales axée en grande partie sur la recherche. Le programme donne aux étudiants les outils nécessaires pour préparer leur thèse de doctorat et pour mener une recherche de haut niveau à l’issue de leurs études. Le plan d’études couvre, entre autres, l’économie politique, la gouvernance multilatérale, la théorie des jeux appliquée, la politique de sécurité, la réglementation environnementale,
les conflits et la coopération, les politiques concernant les genres, la violence politique, la souveraineté, l’ingérence humanitaire, les méthodes qualitatives et les statistiques. http://graduateinstitute.ch/phd_rel_int

 

The PhD programme in International Relations / Political Science is designed to prepare students for a career in international relations involving close contact with research. The programme gives students the range of skills needed to produce their doctoral thesis and to carry out and understand in-depth research after their
studies. Courses cover political economy, multilateral governance, applied game theory, security policy, environmental regulation, conflict and cooperation, gender politics, political violence, sovereignty,
intervention and humanitarianism, qualitative methods, statistics and other topics. http://graduateinstitute.ch/phd_rel_int

semesTres 1-2 | semesTers 1-2

3 COURS OBLIGATOIRES | 3 COMPULSORY COURSES

18 CRÉDITS | 18 CREDITS

Automne | Autumn

• Doctoral Seminar in Political Science / International Relations Thomas Biersteker
• Qualitative Methods Emily Meierding

Printemps | Spring

• Statistics for International Relations Research II Eugene Horber

1 COURS OBLIGATOIRE À CHOISIR PARMI LES 5 COURS «STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS» |

1 COMPULSORY COURSE TO BE SELECTED FROM AMONG THE 5 “STUDY OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS” COURSES

6 CRÉDITS | 6 CREDITS

Automne | Autumn

• The Study of International Relations and Political Science II: International Political Economy Cédric Dupont
• The Study of International Relations and Political Science III: Foreign Policy Analysis Stephanie Hofmann

Printemps | Spring

• The Study of International Relations and Political Science I: Dynamics of Conflict and Cooperation Emily Meierding
• The Study of International Relations and Political Science IV: Multilateral Governance and International Organisations Liliana Andonova
• The Study of International Relations and Political Science V: Comparative Politics Ravi Bhavnani

semesTres 1-4 | semesTer 1-4

COURS OUVERTS AUX ÉTUDIANTS DE DOCTORAT (SI PLACES DISPONIBLES) |

COURSES OPEN TO PHD STUDENTS (IF PLACES AVAILABLE)

Automne | Autumn

• Applied Game Theory Cédric Dupont
• Feminist Theory Elisabeth Prügl
• Global Environmental Politics Emily Meierding
• Religion and Secularism in a Comparative Politics Approach Amélie Barras
• The Role of Ethnicity in Civil War: Macro and Micro-Perspectives Ravi Bhavnani
• Statistics for International Relations Research I Ravi Bhavnani
• Theories and Theorists of International Relations Keith Krause

Printemps | Spring

• Civil War and Genocide in Rwanda Ravi Bhavnani
• Contemporary Issues in Conflict and Security Keith Krause
• Energy Geopolitics Emily Meierding
• European Security Challenges and Responses Stephanie Hofmann
• Gender Politics in Global Governance Elisabeth Prügl
• The Political Economy of the Crisis Cédric Dupont, Charles Wyplosz
• Research Design in International Relations and Political Science Liliana Andonova
• Research Seminar on Sanctions Thomas Biersteker

TOTAL DES CRÉDITS POUR LES ENSEIGNEMENTS = 24 | TOTAL CREDITS FOR COURSES = 24

Pour les échéances du programme de doctorat, se référer au règlement d’études et aux directives internes disponibles sur Etunet. Pour les événements hors plan d’études (retraite, participation du colloque), veuillez consulter le site internet du département de Relations internationales / science politique. | For PhD time-limits, see the Academic and Internal Regulations available on Etunet. For non-course PhD requirements (doctoral retreats, attendance at colloquium), see the Department of International Relations / Political Science website.