Schiller's Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Diplomacy places your education at the center of global politics: you study in capitals where international decisions are made — Madrid, home to Ibero-American institutions; Paris, heart of European diplomacy; Heidelberg, bridge between continental and Atlantic Europe; and Tampa, gateway to the Americas. Few international relations degrees combine these locations with a U.S.-accredited credential. The curriculum covers international relations theory, public international law, global political economy, conflict resolution, diplomatic communication, and foreign policy analysis, with applied learning through negotiation simulations, study missions, and projects with international organizations. You will learn to draft policy briefs, interpret global events, and communicate with precision in English, the lingua franca of contemporary diplomacy. Studying this degree abroad in English prepares you for multilateral organizations, foreign ministries, international NGOs, geopolitical risk consulting, and global media. Online delivery complements on-campus study for students who begin remotely and complete at a European or U.S. campus. With intakes in February, June, and September, 2026 tuition of €15,420 at European campuses and $17,610 in Tampa, and scholarships up to 50% in Heidelberg, Schiller democratizes access to international-caliber diplomatic training without enrolling in a prohibitively expensive elite Anglo-American university.
- Tuition
- From €15,420 Madrid: €15,420 Paris: €15,420 Heidelberg: €15,420 Tampa: $17,610
- Upcoming intakes
- February · June · September February · June · September