The Master's program in Geopolitical Studies (GPS) offers an in-depth analysis of the forces shaping global geopolitics and geoeconomics, with a particular focus on critical strategic regions. This program is designed to enhance your analytical capabilities, enabling you to connect diverse fields of study and integrate a global perspective with a nuanced understanding of local dynamics. It serves as an excellent foundation for both academic and professional pursuits in the field. The curriculum delves into the complexities of international relations in an era of increasing connectivity, shifting power balances, and heightened geopolitical tensions. You will explore the influence of geography on national advantages and disadvantages, develop expertise in geopolitical and geoeconomic analysis, and acquire empirical knowledge of various regions and countries. The program emphasizes the development of critical analytical, writing, and argumentation skills, alongside an understanding of contemporary theories in international affairs. Courses are delivered by leading academics and practitioners with extensive policy networks.
Graduates are well-prepared for diverse global careers. The combination of empirical knowledge, theoretical background, and practical skills makes them highly sought-after experts.
English proficiency test is not required if you have studied in English at the secondary school level for at least two years or at the university level for at least one year in a full degree program (excluding study stays like Erasmus or preparatory years). A confirmation of English-language study during prior education is needed in such cases.
Tuition fees do not cover living and other study costs. Information on tuition fees can be found at: https://study.fsv.cuni.cz/how-to-apply/tuition-fees
The annual tuition fee for the Master's program in Geopolitical Studies is 7,000 EUR. These fees do not cover living or other study-related expenses.
The Master's program in Geopolitical Studies has a duration of 2 years.
You need to have completed Bachelor's studies or provide confirmation of current studies. Proof of English proficiency is also required, with specific score requirements for tests like IELTS or TOEFL.
Required documents include a copy of your diploma or confirmation of current studies, academic transcripts, a CV, a motivation letter, and proof of English proficiency. A nostrification document may also be required.
The interim application deadline is June 30, and the extended deadline is August 31. Application results for submissions by April 30 are typically sent by the end of May.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Country Risk Analyst, Intelligence Analyst, Diplomat, or Foreign Affairs Specialist, working in international organizations, business, media, academia, think tanks, or NGOs.