BS International Relations

Global affairs are now shaped by AI, data, media, cyber power, climate, trade, and security shifts. Students who can combine IR knowledge with responsible digital tools can analyze world events more clearly and prepare professional policy and communication outputs.

Students begin with writing, ICT, functional English, entrepreneurship, data awareness, psychology, geopolitics, IR history, and core global affairs concepts.

Yes. Students can develop research briefs, visual explainers, policy summaries, global affairs content, debate material, and advocacy communication under guidance.

It combines IR theory and history with AI-supported research, data interpretation, digital communication, visual content, policy writing, internship, and capstone work.

Students can start building guided outputs such as research notes, global affairs explainers, policy summaries, short scripts, visual content, and digital communication material.

Yes, students may explore safe beginner portfolio work in writing, visuals, research summaries, content support, and communication services, without any guarantee of income or clients.

Graduates may pursue pathways in policy research, public affairs, NGOs, international organizations, media analysis, diplomacy support, development work, and global communication.

It connects international relations with AI tools, digital research, data interpretation, strategic communication, policy writing, and real-world global issues.

Applicants with 12 years of education through HSSC, A-Level, or an IBCC-recognized equivalent qualification in any group may apply.

No specific subject group is stated in the program information file. Students from any group may apply subject to University policy and official verification.

No entry test or interview is mentioned in the program information file for this program. Admission remains subject to University policy and official admission-system confirmation.

Awaiting-result students may apply provisionally according to University admission rules. Final admission depends on submission and verification of final result and completion of admission requirements.

Yes. O/A Level, foreign board, or foreign qualifications require the relevant equivalence document before final confirmation.

Credit transfer may be considered according to University rules, course matching, seat availability, and academic evaluation.

The normal duration is 4 years spread over 8 regular semesters.

The University model roadmap carries 133 credit hours.

The structure includes 37 credit hours of General Education, 57 credit hours of Major/Core, 12 credit hours of Interdisciplinary/Allied, 21 credit hours of Specialization/Electives, 3 credit hours of Internship, and 3 credit hours of Capstone Project.

Yes. It includes an internship and a capstone project to help students connect classroom learning with professional and research-based outputs.

Students study IR foundations, history, theory, law, diplomacy, foreign policy, political economy, environment, conflict, security, technology, cyber diplomacy, climate diplomacy, and policy research.

The current semester fee for Bachelor of Science in International Relations is PKR 100,000 per semester under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences fee category, subject to official admission system confirmation and University policy.