Introduction
The study of International Relations explores and addresses the complex role between states and international organisations in areas such as global politics and diplomacy, international law and security, international trade and economics, terrorism as well as climate change. Global issues are often challenging and solving them requires inter and multidisciplinary approach to draw up effective policy on the international level. Many universities are now providing the local and global market with scientific analysis and strategies for governmental and economic institutions.
CENTRE FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (CIS)
VISION
International Relations
ASEAN and the Superpowers
International Trade & Economics
Malaysia and China Relations
US-China Relations
Indo-pacific and Global Security
CENTRE ACTIVITIES
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PAST EVENT
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USSDC points for UTAR students:
Students who completed the talk with sign-in and sign-out will be awarded the following points:
7 core - 2 points under Lifelong Learning & Information Management
10 Core - 2 points under Lifelong Learning & Information Management
(Max points for talk would be 15 points regardless of any core components)
For further queries: contact: Dr Tan Wooi Yee (tanwy@utar.edu.my)
NEXT EVENT
22 August 2022
(2.00pm to 4.00pm)
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Students who completed the talk with sign-in and sign-out will be awarded the following points:
7 core - 5 points under Moral and Professional Ethics
10 core - 5 points under Moral and professional Ethics
(Max points for talk would be 15 points regardless of any core components)
For further queries: contact Dr Tan Wooi Yee - tanwy@utar.edu.my
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