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EUROPEAN CREDIT TRANSFER SYSTEM-ECTS

I. GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT

1. Department Coordinator

Name and Surname : Sencer İmer

Telephone : [phone]

E-Mail : [e-mail]

Address : H.Ü. İİBF Uluslararasi Iliskiler Bölümü 06800

Beytepe/Ankara

2. Number of Professors : 6

Number of Instructors : 4

Number of Research Assistants : 13

Number of Students : 202

Major Fields of Study:

1. 
   International Relations
   
2. 
   International Law
   
3. 
   Political History
   

3. Educational Facilities:

4. 
   Library
   
5. 
   Computer Laboratory
   

4. International Relations-Undergraduate 4 Years

International Relations -Master Degree 2 Years

5. Evaluation is based on 1 Mid-term Exam and 1 Final Exam for each course.
6. Grading:

90-100 A1 4.00

85-89 A2 3.50

75-84 B1 3.00

70-74 B2 2.50

60-69 C 2.00

50-59 D 1.59 Conditional Pass

- G - Pass (Successful in non-credit courses)

0-49 F3 0 Fail

Grade D is considered as Pass if the semester cumulative average is at least 1.80; Fail if the semester cumulative average is less than 1.80. For graduation students must have a general cumulative average of at least 2.00 over 4.00.

II. INFORMATION ABOUT PROGRAM

1. A) Following conditions are required for graduation of International Relations Undergraduate Program.

a) Successful completion of total 132 credits courses

b) A general cumulative average of 2.00 over 4.00

B) Following conditions are required for graduation of Master Degree Programs.

a) Successful completion of total 21 credits courses

b) Successful submission of a master thesis

2. Course lists for undergraduate and graduate programs are attached. Undergraduate courses are listed on the term basis. There is no such classification for graduate courses.
III. INFORMATION FOR EACH COURSE

3. 
   
   

1. 
   Course Name and Code: Course names and codes for undergraduate and graduate programs are given in the attached list.
   
2. 
   Course Contents: Course contents for undergraduate and graduate programs are given in the attached list.
   
3. 
   Prerequisite Courses, Course Objectives, and Course Materials: There are no prerequisite courses and each is independently given.
   

Course Objectives and Course contents for undergraduate and graduate programs are given in the attached list.

Course materials are changing on the term basis and subject to instructors' initiatives.

All other department courses in the undergraduate program are compulsory. There are elective courses for students to take from other departments.???

4. Instructor's Name and Surname, and Title:

Course instructors are listed below on the basis of major fields of study:

Prof. Dr. H. Okan Aktan - International Relations

Associate Prof. Dr. Sencer İmer-International Relations

Associate Prof. Dr. Ali Murat Özdemir-International Law

Assistant Prof. Dr. Özlen Çelebi- International Relations

Assistant Prof. Dr. Emel Gülden Oktay – International Relations

Assistant Prof. Dr. Havva Kök – International Relations

Instructor Dr. Hürkan Çelebi- Potilical History

Instructor. Dr. Bahadır Pehlivantürk

Instructor Dr. Dave Wiltse

Instructor Nevio Cristante
5. Term for Courses and Weekly Course Hours: Courses with odd codes are given in Fall Semester. Courses with even codes are given in Spring Semester. Weekly course hours are parallel to course credits. Thus, if the course credit is 3, weekly course hours are also 3.
7. Teaching and Learning Methods: All courses except computer courses are presented in classrooms.

8. Appraisal: There are 1 Mid-Term and 1 Final Exam. Weight of Mid-Term Exam is 40 % for each whereas 60 % for final exam in overall appraisal.

9. Educational Language: Educational language for all graduate courses is English.
10. ECTS Credit: ECTS credits for all courses are given below on the year and term basis.

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS UNDERGRADUATE
COURSE CODE	COURSE NAME	COURSE CREDIT-		ECTS CREDIT
FIRST YEAR
FALL SEMESTER
İNG 153	SPEAKING AND PRESENTATION SKILLS I	(3)	(6)
TKD 103	TURKISH I	(2)	(4)
INR 171	COMPUTER SKILLS I	2	3
INR 101	INT. TO POLITICAL SCIENCE I	3	6
INR 121	FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS OF LAW	3	5
ECO 135	INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS I	3	6
KAY 135	SOCIOLOGY	3	5
INR 161	HISTORY OF CIVILIZATIONS I	3	5
	TOTAL	17	30
SPRING SEMESTER
İNG 154	SPEAKING AND PRESENTATION SKILLS II	(3)	(6)
TKD 104	TURKISH II	(2)	(4)
INR 172	COMPUTER SKILLS II	2	3
INR 102	INT. TO POLITICAL SCIENCE II	3	6
INR 122	INT. TO CONSTITUTIONAL LAW	3	5
INR 136	INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS II	3	6
INR 184	RESEARCH METHODS I	3	5
INR 162	HISTORY OF CIVILISATIONS II	3	5
	TOTAL	16	30
SECOND YEAR
FALL SEMESTER
AİT 203	HISTORY OF PRINCIPLES AND REV. OF ATATURK I	(2 0 2)	(4)
İNG 253	ACADEMIC WRITING SKILLS I	2	(5)
INR 201	INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS I	3	5
INR 285	INT. TRADE THEORY AND POLICY	3	5
INR 289	HISTORY OF POLITICAL THOUGHT I	3	5
INR 213	POLITICAL HISTORY I	3	5
INR 287	INTERNATIONAL LAW I	3	5
…127	FRA-ALM-ISP-ITA I	2	5
	TOTAL	19	30
SPRING SEMESTER
AİT 204	HISTORY OF PRINCIPLES AND REV. OF ATATURK II	(2)	(4)
İNG 254	ACADEMIC WRITING SKILLS II	2	(5)
INR 202	INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS II	3	5
INR 290	HISTORY OF POLITICAL THOUGHT II	3	5
INR 216	POLITICAL HISTORY II	3	5
INR 288	INTERNATIONAL LAW II	3	5
INR 286	OPEN MACROECONOMICS	3	5
…128	FRA-ALM-ISP-ITA II	2	5
	TOTAL	19			30
THIRD YEAR
FALL SEMESTER
INR 301	TURKISH POLITICAL STRUCTURE AND POLITICS I	3			5
INR 305	TURKISH FOREIGN POLICY I	3			5
INR 331	DIPLOMATIC HISTORY OF THE OTTOMAN STATE	3			5
…237	FRA-ALM-İSP-İTA III	3			5
INR 311	TURKISH ECONOMY	(3)			5
INR 309	DIPLOMATIC LANGUAGE AND CORRESPONDENCE (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 317	ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 319	RUSSIAN HISTORY (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 321	FOREIGN POLICY ANALYSIS (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 325	CIVIL LAW (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 327	POLITICS OF INT MIGRATION (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 329	POLITICAL VIOLENCE AND TERRORISM (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
	TOPLAM	18			30
SPRING SEMESTER
INR 302	TURKISH POLITICAL STRUCTURE AND POLITICS II	3			4
INR 306	TURKISH FOREIGN POLICY II	3			4
INR 316	INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY	3			4
INR 314	INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS	3			4
INR 320	INTERNATIONAL SECURITY	3			4
…238	FRA-ALM-ISP-ITA IV	3			5
INR 312	HUMAN RIGHTS PROTECTION IN IR (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 318	ETHNICITY AND NATIONALISM (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 322	MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 324	RUSSIAN FOREIGN POLICY (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 326	LAW OF OBLIGATIONS (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 328	HISTORY OF BALKANS (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
	TOPLAM	21			30
FOURTH YEAR
FALL SEMESTER
INR 403	NEW PERSPECTIVES ON CONTEMPORARY IR THEORY	3			5
INR 431	REGIONAL INTEGRATION ARRANGEMENTS IN THEORY I	3			5
INR 401	US FOREIGN POLICY (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 421	WATER POLITICS (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 423	MIDDLE EAST POLITICS (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 425	BALKAN POLITICS (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 427	POLITICS OF CAUCASUS (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 429	POLITICS OF MEDITERRANEAN (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 433	POLITICS OF MEDITERRANEAN (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 435	INT. FINANCIAL ORGANIZATIONS (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 437	USE OF FORCE in INT RELATIONS (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 439	COMMERCIAL LAW (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
INR 441	JAPANESE FOREIGN POLICY (ELECTIVE)	(3)			(5)
	TOPLAM	18				30
SPRING SEMESTER
INR 408	CURRENT ISSUES IN WORLD POLITICS	3			5
INR 432	REGIONAL INTEGRATION ARRANGEMENTS IN THEORY II	3			5
INR 404	EUROPEAN INTEGRATION AND EU (ELECTIVE)	3			(5)
INR 412	CONFLICT RESOLUTION (ELECTIVE)	3			(5)
INR 414	EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW (ELECTIVE)	3			(5)
INR 416	WORLD ECONOMIC TRENDS (ELECTIVE)	3			(5)
INR 420	POLITICS OF THE FAR EAST (ELECTIVE)	3			(5)
INR 422	POLITICS OF CENTRAL ASIA (ELECTIVE)	3			(5)
INR 424	POLITICS OF LATIN AMERICA (ELECTIVE)	3			(5)
INR 426	PERSPECTIVES ON GLOBALISATION (ELECTIVE)	3			(5)
INR 430	APPLIED RESEARCH (ELECTIVE)	3			(5)
INR 434	DIPLOMATIC ENGLISH (ELECTIVE)	3			(5)
INR 436	LANGUE FRANCAISE ET CORRESPONDENCE (ELECTIVE)	3			(5)
	TOTAL	18				30