Magister Ilmu Hubungan Internasional / Master in International Relations

Magister Ilmu Hubungan Internasional (MIHI) fokus pada kajian diplomasi dan kebijakan luar negeri dengan pemahaman lintas bidang. MIHI menawarkan dua konsentrasi kajian utama: Hubungan Internasional (International Relations–MAIR). Konsentrasi ini membahas isu, konsep, serta teorisasi dari kebijakan dan praktik diplomasi, keamanan internasional, rezim internasional, hukum internasional, ekonomi politik global, politik perdagangan dan investasi, politik kompetisi global, dan perdamaian internasional. Transformasi Digital dan Daya Saing (Digital Transformation and Competitiveness–DTC). Konsentrasi ini dirancang sebagai wahana produksi ilmu pengetahuan melalui perspektif dan pengalaman Indonesia yang dikombinasi dengan studi perbandingan terhadap pengalaman negara lain. MIHI juga mengembangkan program Double Degree dengan University of Naples “L’Orientale”, Italia.

The Master’s Program in International Relations (S-2) was established in 2002 under joint administration by the Department of International Relations and the Department of Political Science and Government. The program was founded to facilitate in-depth examination of issues, concepts, and empirical frameworks essential for understanding cross-disciplinary linkages in diplomacy and foreign policy. Since 2010, the program has been independently administered under the Department of International Relations. Over time, the Master’s Program has continuously developed its curriculum to reflect the state of the art in the discipline of International Relations. In 2007, the program introduced two concentrations, namely International Politics (IP) and International Development Cooperation (IDC). In 2009, a new concentration, International Peace Studies (IPS), was established. The development of this focus area was the result of collaboration with the United Nations University for Peace (UN-Peace) and represents one of the program’s early efforts toward internationalization. In the 2012/2013 academic year, the program introduced two additional specializations: Global Humanitarian Diplomacy (GHD), which focuses on humanitarian issues, and Global Trade Diplomacy (GTD), which emphasizes the study of international trade and development. Most recently, beginning in the 2022/2023 academic year, the program launched a specialization in Digital Transformation and Competitiveness (DTC), which examines issues related to digital transformation. Under the 2024 Curriculum (K-24), the Master’s Program currently offers two main concentrations. The first is International Relations (MAIR), which integrates the former areas of International Politics, International Development Cooperation, International Peace Studies, and Global Humanitarian Diplomacy. The second is Digital Transformation and Competitiveness (DTC), which further develops courses previously offered under the Global Trade Diplomacy specialization.