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Kursus Teras
Core Courses

AIE1001 AIE1008 AIE2018
Pengantar Hubungan Antarabangsa Pendekatan kepada Keselamatan Nasional Teori Kontemporari Hubungan
Introduction to International Relations Malaysia Antarabangsa
Approaches to National Security of Contemporary Theories of International
AIE1002 Malaysia Relations
Pengantar Politik
Introduction to Politics AIE2004 AIE3003
Analisis Dasar Luar Keselamatan Antarabangsa
AIE1003 Foreign Policy Analysis International Security
Politik Ekonomi Hubungan Antarabangsa
Political Economy of International AIE2006 AIE3004
Relations Undang-Undang Antarabangsa Dasar Luar Malaysia
International Law Foreign Policy of Malaysia
AIE1004
Evolusi Masyarakat Antarabangsa AIE2009 AIE3005
Evolution of International Society Pelaku Bukan Negara dalam Hubungan Dasar Luar Kuasa-Kuasa Besar
Antarabangsa Foreign Policies of Major Powers
AIE1006 Non-State Actors in International Relations
Pengenalan kepada Teori Hubungan AIE3016
Antarabangsa AIE2010 Amalan Diplomasi
Introduction to Theories of International Perkembangan Strategi Moden Practice of Diplomacy
Relations Development of Modern Strategy
AIE3017
AIE1007 AIE2016 Projek Penyelidikan
Organisasi Antarabangsa dalam Politik Kaedah Penyelidikan dalam Hubungan Research Project
Dunia Antarabangsa
International Organizations in World Research Methods in International AIE4002
Politics Relations Latihan Industri
Industrial Training

Career Opportunity

Many students ask “What type of job could I get with a degree in International and Strategic Studies?” The answer depends
on your choice of specialisation, interests, experiences, skills. The discipline of International Relations, creating a literal world of
opportunity. Your task, as a scholar, is to define your area of expertise and map out how You want to make a difference. Do you
want to study the military and terrorism as they influence foreign policy, or observe factors that contribute to a credible peace
process in war-torn society? Are you interested in the role international organisations play in agenda-setting and the creation of
international norms? Do you think culture and society are the key drivers for current events? Do you want to work in public sector
for the government or semi-governmental agency in the private sector for a multinational corporation, bank, or firm, or in the
non-profit sector for a non-governmental organisation or research institute? Whatever your personal philosophical endeavours,
opportunities abound.
Since 1998, we have produced the first batch of graduates who specialised their degree programme (either at the undergraduate
and postgraduate level) in International and Strategic Studies. The ability of our students to master various fundamental and soft
skills with global outlooks, lateral thinking and international concerns (see the Programme Outcome) in resolving various tasks
and issues has allowed them to secure a better job prospect within 6 months after graduation. The diversity and interdisciplinary
nature of the discipline, namely the International and Strategic Studies have allowed students to secure a working attachment in
various organisations and corporations.
Some opted for a career path in diplomatic services and foreign affairs, attached as the civil servants in various governmental
ministries (both at the federal and state governmental levels), defence and intelligence sectors, various local, regional and
international branches or agencies under the United Nations system, banking and financial sectors, and private firms, especially in
human resource division, marketing strategists and insurance companies.
During their industrial training placement, Students develop many widely transferable skills during their studies including excellent
written and verbal communications skills, research skills and notably, an understanding of complex political and cultural issues.
Particular skills gained include the ability to research using a variety of sources. Students can create, evaluate and assess a range
of options, sift material and weigh up arguments. Students are able to critically analyse information and can assess problems
and arguments, reach conclusions and discuss them clearly. You may find out more about our recent graduates and alumni
testimonials from the Department Website, and check on the Alumni and Development section at http://ir.um.edu.my