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Postgraduate Diploma in International Relations • Regulations
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The curriculum of studies for the Postgraduate Diploma is structured with several objectives in mind:
- to enable students to develop broad competencies, in the fundamental concepts, skills and data relevant to the field of International Relations;
- to emphasise and explain the regional and international problems of the Caribbean and Latin American within the context of the international system and political economy;
- to consider specific topics related to the international challenges and policies of the developing countries;
- to concentrate, in some of the teaching, on policy-oriented and practical aspects of international diplomacy.
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Candidates for the Postgraduate Diploma in International Relations must fulfil the requirements for both semesters.Candidates are expected to pass both components of all courses (coursework and examinations).
At the discretion of the Institutes Board of Examiners, candidates who take Supplemental Examinations, may not be eligible for the award of the Postgraduate Diploma beyond the Pass Grade.
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The Pass Mark for all subjects in the Diploma programme is a minimum of 50%. Candidates must earn a minimum of 65% in order to be eligible to enter the Masters programme
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- Subject to the approval of Senate,
candidates who have successfully completed all courses
and the Seminar Paper will be awarded the Postrgraduate
Diploma in International Relations.
- The Postgraduate Diploma in International Relations will be awarded in two categories: Pass and Distinction.
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of Study & Course Descritions
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