International Organizations

The course enables the student to strengthen his/her conception and understanding of the mechanics of the international organizations that promote peace, integration, sustainable development, world stability, economic growth, among others, through a better understanding of their evolution, present and future perspectives.

With the professor's guide, the students will develop debates and critically evaluate, based on their own reflections, thus promoting their argumentative and critical abilities, as well as the ability to evaluate, the relevance of the analysis performed by their peers. Applying the knowledge developed in class, evidencing their capability for critical construction and making the best use of the learning potential of their peers, will be part of the responsible and respectful exercise of this academic space.

In addition, the students develop skills for scientific research and the ability to analyze the current and future status of the most important international organizations, as well as to search for information in reliable databases and sources and discrimination in the selection of resources. In the same way, through group debates and research, the students will develop the skills of team and collaborative work, strengthening their argumentative abilities as well as those of oral communication.