Lecturer Research

Lecturers in the International Relations Study Program actively conduct research focused on strategic issues such as transnational crime, foreign policy, conflict resolution, environmental diplomacy, and international criminology. These studies not only enrich academic discourse but also provide tangible contributions to public policy and international advocacy.

Learning content such as Globalization and Transnationalism, Maritime Crimes, and Comparative Foreign Policy serves as a foundation for applied research. Students are also encouraged to participate through research assistantship programs to deepen their analytical and scientific methodological skills.

Research conducted by International Relations faculty is open to interdisciplinary and inter-institutional collaboration, both nationally and internationally. Through strong networks, research findings are published in reputable academic forums and contribute to global academic discourse.

All research activities are conducted with a strong commitment to academic ethics, professionalism, and accountability. This aligns with the program’s mission to cultivate an academic community that excels not only in knowledge but also in integrity in every scholarly work.