Fees

International Relations

• The programme fees for International Relations is charged at the start of Each Academic Year. However, students can pay 60% of the school fees before resumming for the first semester.

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Additional Programme Cost

• Strongly recommended: A laptop is very essential.
• To ensure academic success, we strongly recommend that students obtain their own copies of the core textbooks for the courses they are enrolled in. Failure to do so may place students at a disadvantage in their studies. The number of required textbooks and associated costs will vary based on the number of courses selected for a given semester.



Living Cost

• Living costs for the academic year commencing in 2023 are estimated to range from N60,000 to N350,000 for each academic session you spend at Anchor. Our academic session consists of two semesters, so typically, you would be in Anchor for approximately ten months per year. However, it is advisable to budget for a eleven-month period to ensure you have enough funds during holidays to cover essential expenses.


• The cost of meals during the academic session will be on a pay-as-you-eat basis.



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Careers

Studying international relations can open up a wide range of career opportunities in both the public and private sectors. Here are some potential careers in international relations:

• Diplomat: Diplomats represent their home countries' interests abroad. They negotiate agreements, promote trade and investment, engage in cultural diplomacy, and contribute to the resolution of international disputes. Diplomatic careers can be pursued in foreign ministries, embassies, consulates, and international organizations.


• International Organizations: International organizations such as the United Nations, World Bank, International Monetary Fund (IMF), and regional organizations offer employment opportunities in various fields, including policy analysis, program management, development assistance, and humanitarian affairs.


• Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs): NGOs play a crucial role in addressing global issues and promoting social change. Careers in NGOs involve advocacy, humanitarian work, development projects, and policy research in areas such as human rights, environmental protection, poverty alleviation, and healthcare.


• Government Agencies: Many government agencies have departments or divisions dedicated to international affairs. These include ministries of foreign affairs, trade, defense, and intelligence agencies. Careers in government can involve policy analysis, diplomatic negotiations, intelligence analysis, and international development.


• International Business and Trade: Globalization has increased the demand for professionals with knowledge of international relations in the business sector. Careers in international business can include international marketing, trade compliance, global supply chain management, and consulting for multinational corporations.


• Journalism and Media: International relations graduates often pursue careers in journalism, reporting on global events, international politics, and foreign affairs. They may work for international news agencies, newspapers, television networks, or online media outlets.


• Research and Think Tanks: Research institutions and think tanks focus on policy analysis, strategic studies, and research on global issues. Careers in research involve conducting in-depth analysis, writing reports, and providing policy recommendations to governments, international organizations, and NGOs.


• Academic and Teaching: International relations graduates can pursue careers in academia, teaching and conducting research at universities and colleges. This path typically requires advanced degrees and a specialization in a specific area of international relations.


• Intelligence and Security: Government intelligence agencies and security organizations employ professionals with international relations expertise to analyze global threats, assess geopolitical risks, and provide intelligence support for policy decisions.


• International Law: International law firms and organizations employ lawyers specializing in international law to handle legal issues related to international trade, human rights, diplomatic negotiations, and international disputes.

These are just a few examples of the many career paths available in international relations. The field is diverse, and the specific career options may vary depending on your interests, skills, and specialization within international relations. Networking, internships, and gaining practical experience can also be beneficial for career development in this field.

If you are yet to apply, visit Application Page:

• • Click on PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS
• • Create an account by clicking the Click To Apply button and filling the pre-registration form that would be displayed.
• • NOTE: You are to use a VALID email address and a choice password.
• • Check your mail to activate the account you created.
• • Log on with the email address and password you created.
• • Once successful, click on the programme of your choice
• • Fill the Application Form in steps and save.
• • You will be required to pay a NON REFUNDABLE APPLICATION FEE.
• • After successful payment, print the receipt.
• • Take note of your Application Number which will be used for subsequent logins.
• • Complete the application form and print the summary.