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UE15
Training officer(s)
P.BLEUZE
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P.BLEUZE
Présentation
Prerequisite
- Knowing the history of international relations from 1945 to today.
- Keeping up to date with current international events.
- Having a good command of computer software: Word, Excel, PowerPoint.
- Keeping up to date with current international events.
- Having a good command of computer software: Word, Excel, PowerPoint.
Goal
- Comprehending a geopolitical situation in its major recent evolutions.
- Showing the interactions between international relations situations, places and players.
This course develops the following professional skills:
- Understanding, analysing and interpreting your environment (general knowledge), including the global context.
- Designing and presenting a through-the-line communication strategy: drawing it up, presenting and defending it (being able to justify the choices made).
- Showing the interactions between international relations situations, places and players.
This course develops the following professional skills:
- Understanding, analysing and interpreting your environment (general knowledge), including the global context.
- Designing and presenting a through-the-line communication strategy: drawing it up, presenting and defending it (being able to justify the choices made).
Presentation
KNOWLEDGE:
- Introduction to Geopolitics.
- History of International Relations.
- Theory of International Relations.
- Analysis of the major evolutions, but also of ongoing transformations.
SKILLS:
The course is organised on three simple principles:
1/ Using geographical maps in order to locate events in the world and to analyse the stakes on several scales.
2/ Taking into account the historical dimension, without which political behaviours, whether collective or individual, can only be understood incompletely. History shapes events, and sometimes decides.
3/ Trying to detect long-term changes in geopolitics, in strategy, in evolutions of the right to self-determination.
SOCIAL SKILLS:
Students will:
- study a geopolitical issue and present it synthetically in writing and orally.
- find academic questions and knowledge about geopolitical issues.
- learn how to communicate orally on a given topic.
- Introduction to Geopolitics.
- History of International Relations.
- Theory of International Relations.
- Analysis of the major evolutions, but also of ongoing transformations.
SKILLS:
The course is organised on three simple principles:
1/ Using geographical maps in order to locate events in the world and to analyse the stakes on several scales.
2/ Taking into account the historical dimension, without which political behaviours, whether collective or individual, can only be understood incompletely. History shapes events, and sometimes decides.
3/ Trying to detect long-term changes in geopolitics, in strategy, in evolutions of the right to self-determination.
SOCIAL SKILLS:
Students will:
- study a geopolitical issue and present it synthetically in writing and orally.
- find academic questions and knowledge about geopolitical issues.
- learn how to communicate orally on a given topic.
Modalités
Organization
| Type | Amount of time | Comment | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Face to face | |||
| 15,00 | |||
| Independent study | |||
| Travail personnel indicatif | 15,00 | ||
| Overall student workload | 30,00 | ||
Evaluation
| Control type | Duration | Amount | Weighting |
|---|---|---|---|
| Continuous assessment | |||
| 3,00 | 2 | 40,00 | |
| Final Exam | |||
| 1,30 | 2 | 60,00 | |
| TOTAL | 100,00 | ||