FAQ

What is the structure of GenSEc Joint Master Studies?

The master's program lasts for two years, or four semesters, with the structure as follows: the first semester is conducted at the Faculty of Diplomacy and Security in Serbia, the second semester at the Faculty of Law in North Macedonia, the third semester at the Faculty of Law and International Relations in Georgia, and the fourth semester is dedicated to the preparation of the master's thesis. The program carries 120 ECTS credits, with each semester accounting for 30 ECTS, and the thesis preparation and defense also contributing 30 ECTS.

What is the organization of semesters?

Students attend each semester live. The First semester is at Sebia, at Faculty of Diplomacy and Security; The Second semester is at North Macedonia, at Faculty of Law, and the Third semester is ate Georgia, faculty of International relatinships. The Fourth semester is online, and aimed for writing thses and organization of practice.

What is the title and what kind of diploma?

The title is: Master of Politicologist - International relationships. Students gets 3 accredited diplomas, after successful  finish these master studies.

What are the subjects at this Joint Master Studies?

Each semester have 5 or 6 subjects, mandatory, or obligative. Some of subjects we provide are: Victimology, Security Theories, Peace Building and Reconstruction, gender and terrorism, etc.

What are possibilities after this master studies?

By attending the collaborative master’s program “Gender and Security” students will encounter interdisciplinary perspectives in education, which will broaden their understanding of complex social issues and improve their analytical skills. The curriculum will encourage critical examination of gender dimensions in security, diplomacy, politics, and law. As a result, graduates of this master’s program will learn to identify and prevent gender biases, stereotypes, and inequalities in security and international legal fields, as well as in broader societal areas, promoting a nuanced understanding of power dynamics and social structures.

As a result of attending this master’s program, students will be equipped to create new pathways and networks for collaboration with their peers, other faculties, and professionals from various backgrounds and disciplines.