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About Study Course

ECTS:6
Course supervisor:Kārlis Bukovskis
Study type:Full time
Course level:Master's
Target audience:Business Management; Communication Science; Law; Management Science; Political Science; Social Anthropology
Language:Latvian, English
Study course description Full description, Full time
Branch of science:Political science

Objective

The course focuses on conceptual and practical learning and discussion of challenges for EU and member states, especially small ones, in today’s global political economy. It EU looks at both as a player in the international economy and as a framework for the realisation of the country’s economic and political interests. Students are expected to develop understanding and knowledge during the course and to be able to trace the origins of the various processes of international (global and regional) economic integration; the basic features of international financial and monetary systems and their impact on national economic policies and national economic development will be discussed; and the influence of EU and its member states in the global economic system will be open to debate.

Prerequisites

Basic knowledge of economic processes and concepts. Knowledge in international political relations.

Learning outcomes

Knowledge

1.Students will build an understanding of today’s financial structures and their origins.

Skills

1.Students will be able to trace the origins of various processes of international (global and regional) economic integration.

Competence

1.Students will have a general understanding of the impact of the European Union, global financial markets and business players.

Study course planning

Planning period:Year 2026, Spring semester
Study programmeStudy semesterProgram levelStudy course categoryLecturersSchedule
International Relations and Diplomacy2Master'sRequired
Russia and Eurasia Studies2Master'sRequired
International Relations and Diplomacy2Master'sRequired