Humanitarian crisis management: Inside IE University’s refugee camp simulation
In this hands-on simulation of a refugee camp, students step into the role of aid workers, facing the real challenges of providing safety, support and hope to those in urgent need.
Charting Europe’s future at the Jacques Delors Agora conference
The Jacques Delors Agora conference is an insightful platform dissecting challenges and opportunities emerging around the EU today.
Pursuing a Passion for International Relations In and Out of the Classroom
Antoine Brimbal considers himself a product of globalization. His parents, from France and Serbia, met on a UN peacekeeping mission during the Yugoslav wars—which is why he’s always felt strongly connected with the theme of political conflict. He knew from a young age that he wanted to study international relations, driven by a desire to […]
Learning Through Experiences: A Journey of Discovery and Transformation in Nepal
Each year, second-year International Relations students have the incredible opportunity to embark on a journey to Nepal, where majestic landscapes provide the backdrop for profound lessons in teamwork, personal growth and global awareness. The Transformational Leadership Journey involves a series of challenges designed to push students out of their comfort zones and expand their worldviews. […]
Taking Debating Into The Real World: The Model United Nations Experience
Members of the IE Debate Club had a taste of what working for the United Nations involves by participating in one of the world-famous Model United Nations (MUN) events. The club has a proud tradition of involvement in the annual circuit, even hosting IE University’s own MUN conference. However, this year’s event was not too […]
The UNSSC Summer Research Program: A Uniquely Immersive, and Important, Experience
A joint initiative between IE University and the United Nations System Staff College, the Summer Research Program is specifically designed to provide students of the Bachelor in International Relations with practical skills such as teamwork, research and data analysis, and provide in-depth, firsthand knowledge about the innovative activities going on within the UN system. The […]
Industry Knowledge and Real-Life Learning: UN Week Masterclasses
During the week, students had the chance to learn more about the UN system and earn UNSSC certificates via an online platform. Students from both our Madrid and Segovia sites were also able to attend in-person masterclasses led by esteemed UN practitioners. Working toward a sustainable tomorrow One of these expert masterclasses was SDG Primer, […]
The IE University Debate Club: Why Joining is No Debate
The IE Debate Club connects you to other students and provides you a platform to step into the world of debate. Students from our Bachelor in International Relations, Bachelor in Philosophy, Politics, Law and Economics, Dual Degree in Business Administration & International Relations, and Dual Degree in Laws & International Relations recently shared their experiences […]
IE University Students Attend the UIA Conference in Rome
At IE University, our students are driven to participate in hands-on experiences in order to take their learning to the next level and stand out from the rest. To that end, two of our students took the initiative to attend the UIA 67th Congress in Rome, an annual event dedicated to bringing together the world’s […]
An Inside Look at the IE University Model United Nations
In our continued mission to bring learning to life, IE University recently hosted the 2023 edition of the IE University Model United Nations (IEUMUN) conference. Simulating several UN agencies, students have the chance to step out of the classroom and into the shoes of committees working toward change. More than just a learning experience, IEUMUN […]
The IE Climathon: From Theory to Real-World Impact
One of the many benefits of studying at IE University is the vast array of opportunities to participate in international competitions and challenges. One such event is the Climathon, an independently organized event funded by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology Climate-KIC, the EU’s largest public-private partnership using innovation to address climate change and […]
Meet an IE University Alum Making a Big Impact
When Patricia Fernández Gimeno graduated from IE University, she couldn’t imagine where the future would take her. Excited to take her first steps in the professional world, she knew her studies had equipped her for the challenge ahead. It was soon clear that the Bachelor in International Relations didn’t just broaden her perspective, it also […]
Poised for Impact: Students Gain Real-World Insights in the Humanitarian Crisis Simulation
A humanitarian crisis and refugee camp isn’t what you would expect to find on a university campus, but that’s exactly what first-year Bachelor in International Relations and Bachelor in Economics students recreated in the recent Humanitarian Crisis Simulation. At IE University, we go beyond the conventional classroom experience, offering hands-on opportunities that inspire and educate. […]
RAIA Summer Research Program Participants Shine a Light on Global Climate Leaders
Working in teams of two, students were tasked with conducting deep research into an influential individual in the environmental sphere. Following RAIA’s methodology, they were challenged to produce an executive summary of their own findings, a comprehensive profile of the subject of their research, a visual policy brief, a 20- to 30-minute discussion podcast, a […]
Navigating Global Opportunities with IE University’s Dual Degree in Laws & International Relations
Why did you choose to study at IE University and how did it lead you to pursue this internship opportunity at Ashurst? Choosing IE University was largely driven by my international background and the allure of a Dual Degree in Laws & International Relations. The global environment and comprehensive curriculum at IE University allowed me […]
Sustainable entrepreneurship: a transformative force for local communities
What does social entrepreneurship mean to you? For me, social entrepreneurship goes beyond creating innovations that generate profit. It must serve a bigger goal to create a positive impact for society. Its structure must encourage holistic and sustainable practices by respecting local customs and culture. What sparked your interest in sustainability and holistic businesses? My […]
IE University law students take on the Spanish Ministry of Justice Internship Program
Embarking on an internship is essential for any law student who wants to excel in the legal sphere; there’s no substitute for firsthand experience in a real legal setting. Internships also help students develop valuable transversal skills like teamwork, time management and the soft skills required to successfully work in a professional environment. But for […]
IE Shadowing: Building skills for the real world
Learning theory and practical skills within a classroom setting is great, but how do you build the confidence to apply your knowledge in the world of work? For many students, project work and internship are the go-to answer; however, did you know there is another path you can take to enrich your academic experience in […]
CIVICA European Week: fresh perspectives on future challenges
Mayte Franco Garcia was born in Spain, but grew up in Ecuador. She’s recently started what she describes as a dream role as an intern in the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, where she’ll be working throughout the Spanish Presidency of the Council of the EU. Sondre Tostrup, from Norway, describes […]
The Coca project: students come together from disparate backgrounds in a common cause
Shannon Clancy is about to begin the third year of her Bachelor in International Relations. Describing herself as driven and enthusiastic, her passion for sustainability and problem-solving through public policy saw her sign up for the Coca project, a community engagement initiative designed to help revive the town of Coca near Segovia. Coca is a […]
Uniting academia and defense: young voices weigh in on the future of global security
Right before the Summit, however, IE University’s Center for the Governance of Change launched Safer Tomorrow: Security Starts with YOU(TH). According to the Center’s project coordinator, Irene Pujol, this initiative aims to help young people become more aware of global security and defense concerns, as well as offer them a platform to address the emerging […]
What’s next for EU-US Relations? Finding a common transatlantic approach
This third edition convened an exclusive meeting of the minds between leading academics, experts in the Atlantic geopolitical space and past and present fellows from each organizing institution. A series of focused, closed-door sessions led participants through lively discussions on trade, energy, technology, the Russo-Ukrainian war and recent developments in Asia, Latin America and the […]
An international program for an internationally minded student
I chose to study the Bachelor in International Relations at IE University because I wanted to understand how the world works, and discover more about international organizations. Also, the program gave me the opportunity to experience living and studying abroad, which was an important element for me. I did my exchange semester at the Università […]
Behind the scenes at the IE Transformational Leadership Journey
It has made me a more open-minded person, more grateful for the wisdom and love of others, and aware of the magnitude of the world Alfonso José Pérez López At IE University, learning is more than just a theoretical exercise confined to the classroom. It’s an immersive, practical experience that combines intellectual exploration with hands-on […]
Study abroad with IE University
I’m Justin Morgan and I grew up in Atlanta, Georgia. I’m currently in my fourth year of the Bachelor in International Relations at IE University. Moving to Spain was a simple choice, especially because I love to experience new places and people, a passion which also led to my decision to study abroad for a […]
Building a global professional footprint through IE University’s international exchange program
I’ve always been intrigued by the political economy and its implications for society’s development. That’s why, from the very start of my academic career, I’ve focused on trying to understand economics and the social sciences. This drove me to IE University, where I’ve spent the last four years building my knowledge and expertise in these […]
IE University and La España Azul: an unforgettable experience
A remarkable opportunity In collaboration with IE University and IE School of Politics, Economics & Global Affairs, La España Azul created an exciting opportunity for students: the chance to pitch their ideas in a marketing and communication competition. The winning proposals would join La España Azul on an expedition in Valencia. La España Azul is […]
The IE Careers Forum: tips to make the most of your experience
There’s no doubt that our programs equip students with the knowledge, technical capabilities and hands-on experience to launch a thriving career in their field of choice. But the academic rigor of our classrooms is complemented by invaluable extracurricular events that lay the foundations for a successful career trajectory: they provide opportunities to gain experience and […]
Success for IE University at Harvard National Model United Nations
We interviewed six of the fourteen IE University students to hear about their experiences taking part in the Harvard National Model United Nations. Meet the students Dario Esteban Dario is a first-year Bachelor in Data & Business Analytics student. “I chose my degree because I am certain that […] the future is data, and being […]
Hands-on learning experiences for IE University Bachelor in International Relations students during United Nations Week
With masterclasses, career fairs, mentoring programs, presentations and more, United Nations Week was an unforgettable opportunity for the most curious and motivated students in the Bachelor in International Relations. Students had the chance to work with and learn from leading UN professionals in this transformative experience which is unique to IE University. In fact, students […]
A week of masterclasses, networking, and real-life learning to complement academic excellence: IE University and the United Nations System Staff College
During the last week of January, IE School of Politics, Economics and Global Affairs and the United Nations System Staff College (UNSSC) came together to launch United Nations Week, a week-long event designed for students studying the Bachelor in International Relations at IE University With masterclasses, career fairs, mentoring programs, presentations and more, United Nations […]
Gaining a Deeper Global Understanding During the UN Week
UN Week gave international relations students the opportunity to learn directly from experts on conscious negotiation, systems thinking and the essentials of project management, among other topics. The week included a series of masterclasses, lectures and a careers fair where students met top representatives from intergovernmental organizations. Adam Rose is a final year student in […]
The UNSSC Summer Research Program: Real-World Learning Supporting International SDGs
This summer, she participated in the IE University’s collaboration with the United Nations System Staff College (UNSSC) Summer Research program, which this year featured a report on lessons learned and good-practice monitoring in pursuit of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. We spoke to her about the experience. What made you excited about joining the Summer […]
Learning How to Drive Global Change in the UNSSC-IE Summer Research Program
Gabriel Barceló is a fourth-year student in the Bachelor in International Relations who participated in this unique initiative. Born and raised in Mallorca, he moved to Madrid in 2019 to study at IE University. We sat down with him to ask about his experience. Why did you decide to join the UNSSC-IE Summer Research Program? […]
Making a Global Impact Through the UNSSC-IE Summer Research Program
Marina spent the summer working as part of a team to prepare and present the report, Lessons learned and good practices in monitoring progress towards the SDGs, at the Directorate General of Sustainable Development Policies of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. She worked alongside 19 other students on the Voluntary National Reviews (VNRs) published by […]
The Intersection of Hydropower and Geopolitics in Nepal: A Conversation with Anil Chitrakar
While trekking at an elevation of 4,100 meters, the IE Transformational Leadership Journey fosters teamwork, leadership, and ultimately, personal growth. What’s more, Bachelor in International Relations students delve into a practice-based curriculum where they learn about ancient Nepalese culture, foreign affairs, public policies and external factors shaping its internal development. One of the leaders behind […]
Lessons From Annapurna: Edurne Pasaban On The Key Insights Gained in Nepal
When I first scaled the peaks of Annapurna in 2010, I was nearing the end of a successful run in a long climbing career. As difficult as the journey was, it taught me many important lessons that I treasure even today. And after completing my last climb, I became the first woman—now, one of three—who […]
Sarosh Pradhan: A Journey of Self-Improvement, Discovery and Leadership
To learn more about what it’s like to take part in the IE Transformational Leadership Journey program and lead such a large and dynamic group of people across uncharted territory, we talked to an expert who’s been through the experience himself, Sarosh Pradhan. Sarosh Pradhan is the principal architect at his own architecture firm that […]
Marina Françoise Nadine Mai Auclair shares her experience with the UNSSC Summer Research Program
Marina is a fourth-year Bachelor in International Relations student from France. She spent her whole life there before coming to study at IE University in Madrid and is currently on exchange at Bocconi in Milan, Italy. Why did you decide to participate in the BIR-UNSSC Summer Research Program? I decided to apply for the BIR-UNSSC […]
IE University students recreate a refugee camp to understand the challenges of humanitarian crises and the keys to cooperation
In his speech, the Ethiopian politician and expert on global health spoke of a painful reality: armed conflicts, the climate crisis, famine, poverty and the sprawl of health crises on an international scale are forcing more and more people to flee their countries in search of a better future—or, in many cases, simply to survive. […]
Campus Life Community Awards: Celebrating achievement outside the classroom
To find out more about the awards, Ida Nydelius—president of the Art Club—sat down with Elisa Hicks, Senior Associate Director of IE Campus Life; Sofia Kritikopoulos, final-year Bachelor in International Relations student and host of the awards; and Togzhan (Toki) Kapenova, winner of the IE Spirit Award; to discuss the importance of recognizing extracurricular achievements […]
Harvard National Model United Nations: A new step for the IE University Debate Club
Since the inception of the IE Debate Club, our vision was to become one of the most inclusive and active communities at IE University, and send internationally competitive collegiate debate teams around the world. After a few years, we were awarded Best Professional Club and Most Adaptable Club, and now have over 1,000 members across […]
Unlocking Longchamp x IE University
On May 5 at 7 p.m., the students gathered at the Longchamp store on 56 Calle Serrano. They presented what they had been working on for the last few months: project proposals that would help the luxury brand find novel ways of associating with young consumers. The presentation was the icing on the cake for […]
Yosra Kok: creating a space for positive news
When Yosra noticed the toxic effect that excessive exposure to negative news headlines had on her, she decided to combat the doom and gloom. With one great idea and the determination to make it a reality, she launched an online newspaper that reports a different kind of news. We spoke to her about this inspiring […]
Donovan Schar Davis on bringing IE Rotaract Segovia to Ávila
Rotary International is a philanthropic organization with over 46,000 clubs and 1.4 million individual members globally. The group works to directly improve the communities that each member club is based in and give back to the world through its extensive network. Rotaract International was created in 1968 to introduce university-aged students to the Rotary. In […]
IE Arts & Humanities Division: Training professionals of the future
Today’s workplaces are looking for a different kind of professional. While technical skill is still required to solve increasingly difficult problems, it’s not the end-all-be-all that it once was. Instead, hiring managers are now looking for well-rounded individuals who can approach problems from a humanistic perspective. This gap in professional training led to the creation […]
Bachelor in International Relations: Take a break with Emilia and Vicente
Curious about the Bachelor in International Relations at IE University? Then there’s no better way to discover the program and institution than by hearing the experiences of alumni. We had the chance to talk to graduates Emilia and Vicente to gain some insights into how this program shaped their personal and professional lives. Check it […]
Inside the Bachelor in International Relations: Student interviews professor Óscar Martínez Tapia
The Bachelor in International Relations at IE University offers students the opportunity to participate on an international stage, albeit small, from day one—a skill key to making a mark in our increasingly globalized world. Donovan Schar Davis, a student from the program, spoke to Óscar Martínez Tapia, Adjunct Professor from IE School of Global & […]
Education in a post-pandemic world
Second-year Bachelor in International Relations student Donovan (Don) Schar Davis and professor Jessica Tollette share their experiences with Liquid Learning and all its ups and downs during times of COVID-19. They discuss how Liquid Learning has changed over the almost two-year pandemic, as well as its unforeseen challenges and benefits. In the initial months of […]
Kylar Cade: A behind-the-scenes project with the IE University – UNSSC Summer Research Program
The Summer Research Program is a joint initiative launched by IE University’s Bachelor in International Relations in partnership with the UN System Staff College (UNSSC). Kylar, Bachelor in International Relations student, interviewed people who work for the UN World Tourism Organization and then submitted a final report and carried out a presentation alongside other participants of the […]
Different views, different experiences with Justin Morgan | In Their Shoes
The program itself includes everything Justin is interested in. A fusion of culture, political science and philosophy, he describes it as a perfect fit. But to Justin, the wider experience of university life was just as important to him as the academic offering. In this podcast, Justin tells us how the difference between the IE […]
Margarida Serrenho: Navigating innovation alongside UNSSC
The Summer Research Program is a joint initiative launched by IE University’s Bachelor in International Relations in partnership with the UN System Staff College (UNSSC). Margarida and her partner had the unique opportunity to work with four different organizations researching how the UN Innovation Toolkit can create innovative solutions for for-profit organizations. Besides the UNSSC and IE […]
Sofia rediscovers innovation in the UNSSC-IE Summer Research Program
The Summer Research Program is a joint initiative launched by IE University’s Bachelor in International Relations in partnership with the UN System Staff College (UNSSC). Not only did she meet and develop relationships with “brilliant and helpful” UN professionals, but she also improved her ability to write research papers, work in teams and interact with […]
“In International Relations, there’s no time to lose”: 5 actionable insights from Grads Give Back
In international relations, you don’t have time to lose.” Of the many topics discussed at the latest edition of Grads Give Back, the resounding message was that aspiring international affairs professionals must be proactive. It’s a high-stakes industry with high-level competition—but fortunately, our engaging graduates were on hand to offer top tips for getting ahead. […]
Mickela Vucetich at the United Nations (New York City) | Your Own Path
She works as a financial affairs advisor at the United Nations in New York. She says IE University’s open mindset is what taught her not only to take in but to appreciate and value different ideas. Mickela’s original ambition was to become a diplomat. But over her four years at IE University, the wide variety […]
Gaining a global perspective to make an impact at home
With interests as broad as writing, political science, philosophy, and culture, Justin describes the Bachelor in International Relations at IE University as the “perfect fusion” of everything he could ask for. He chose IE University as the “best of any of the universities” that he was investigating during his senior year of high school, and […]
Bachelor in International Relations: Rising to the challenge
International relations professionals who are just starting out on their journey face immense challenges. Increased globalism and technological advances are competing with emerging megatrends and unforeseen crisis situations. The entire market landscape has been completely transformed! In the Bachelor in International Relations, your challenges become our challenges. To ensure success, you need a more resilient […]
Bend it like a bachelor’s student: the Segovia Inter-Bachelor Football Tournament
Students formed teams with classmates from their bachelor’s program and took to the pitch to show off their skills and bond over some friendly games. We sat down with tournament players Vera Prohaska (Bachelor in Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence), Manuela Del Solar (Bachelor in Business Administration), Augustus Sirbu (Bachelor in International Relations), Teresa Olombrada […]
The highlights of my experience in the Bachelor in International Relations
Every student who passes through IE University leaves a little part of their heart there. We’re proud to boast a 60,000-strong community of diverse and successful alumni who have shaped our institution.
Liquid Learning: What the day-to-day looks like from a student’s perspective
In this article, she describes her experience on campus following IE University’s new Liquid Learning model, which fluidly combines online and in-person education. Read on to discover how this innovative format has allowed her to pursue her degree with minimal interruption. Nearly seven months into the pandemic, it seems as though coronavirus is here to […]
Future IEU students ask—current IEU students answer
Elise El Nouchi and Andrew Fitzegerald, two of our Bachelor in International Relations students, share their insider advice with future students.
The Power of Now: Pepe´s journey in learning to take in the moment
Student Pepe López-Rúa Taboada shares with the IEU Community his journey of reconnecting with the present through mindfulness.
Samuel’s unique study abroad experience with IE University
Samuel Chan came to IE University as an exchange student with a double major, and shares with us his experience of being enrolled in two courses and then sudden going back home and continuing classes virtually.
Javier Villegas on Space Colonization and Artificial intelligence at the UN
After living in Spain, Oman, Kuwait, Belgium and Ghana, Javi Villegas recently added a visit to Switzerland to a personal journey that’s clearly taken him around the world
What’s wrong with GDP as a measurement of wealth?
We’re finally emerging from the aftermath of the recession that began in 2007. But with financial crisis still fresh in the minds of many, younger generations are questioning the economic approaches of the past. Most significantly, they’re questioning GDP.
Dual Degrees: how combining two fields is the way forward
What it’s like to study Bachelor in Laws and Bachelor in International Relations in the same classroom: 3 students’ perspectives
IE University graduate lands dream job at Loewe
“My four years of studying the Bachelor in International Relations taught me how to work well under pressure—something that is essential in this department.”
The negotiation skills and keywords that will help you seal the deal
No-Deal Brexit, the Iran deal, the Paris Agreement—sometimes it feels as if the future of the world rests on our negotiation skills. And the truth is, sometimes, it sort of does. From business, to politics, to personal relationships, being able to navigate the rocky landscape of “the deal” is key to success across the board.
Sealing the deal as an assertive negotiator
The days of fist-banging and the loudest voice winning are over and done. Although some might still use these tactics to negotiate everything from a business deal to what they eat for lunch, aggressive behavior has been proven unsuccessful in fostering win-win relationships that lead to productive and prosperous businesses.
Why clear negotiation priorities are essential for success
Negotiating can be extremely complicated. Establishing your ideal end goal should always be your first step. it’s important to have clear negotiation priorities.
Alejandra Rubira tells us about her experience working at Amazon
We asked Alejandra a few questions about her experience as an intern at Amazon, and how she feels her time at IE University helped her
Active listening: the key to successful negotiations
Think about a time you’ve tried to persuade someone to do something. How did it go? Did you use any tactics to get your desired result?
The perks of being a Bachelor in International Relations student
When you choose International Relations at IE University, you’re signing up for a quality education enriched by a truly global environment.
Meet Veronica, alumni currently working at United Way Worldwide
“I don’t really see the international environment as a challenge but rather as an opportunity for learning”
Vincent shares his internship experiences in the diplomatic area
An active member of the Football and International Relations Clubs is working towards enriching his portfolio with experience in the diplomatic sector.
Why populism has become a topic of discussion at IEU
Understanding populism is no easy task. Nevertheless, professors Nina Wiesehomeier (School of Global and Public Affairs, IE University) and Kirk Hawkins (Brigham Young University, Utah, USA) are trying to do just that.
Going International with IE University
Unlocking potential and broadening horizons through study abroad programs.
Meet Blanca, an International Relations Student
Blanca has traveled to more than fifty countries and has plenty of experience volunteering abroad. She studies a Bachelor in International Relations at IE.
An inside look into International Relations
Diversity makes studying international affairs at IEU a truly global experience
Meet Rayco Tarrida, one of the inspiring characters at IEU
Rayco is a DJ in Madrid, mixing at some of the best clubs in the city and he also juggles entrepreneurship and a heavy course load at IE University.
The Determination of Sanae Kiunsi
Sanae Kiunsi arrived in Segovia about two years ago. Exciting opportunities awaited her: studying in southern Europe, learning a new language, and adapting to a culture much different from her own. Due to her strong sense of determination, these challenges didn’t scare her off, but instead motivated her. After only a year, this IE University […]
Faces of IEU: Xenia Greenhalgh
IE Ambassador, class representative, leader of the IEU Political Think Tank and co-organiser of last year’s Leap conference, Xenia has done a Spring Week at Gatehouse Advisory Partners, a consulting company which assesses and advises how to respond to geopolitical risk. Learn more about her experience.
What is International Relations at IE University?
The Bachelor’s in International Relations is a unique program that prepares global professionals to confront the complexity of international affairs.
Bachelor in Laws students’ careers at International Organizations
The Law Society hosted an informative session on career opportunities for young lawyers in international organizations with the speaker Shuo Xing.
The Segovian who witnessed Obama’s final speech to the UN
Without a doubt Elena’s passion for international politics and relations goes way back.
Faces of IEU: Andrew Fitzgerald
International relations is all about exploration, meeting new people and learning about other cultures with the objective of bringing people together to solve global conflicts.
Mars Conquest: The new IE School of International Relations game
Mars Conquest was created by the IE School of International Relations to give you a taste of what it’s like to be a negotiator.
BIR European Union Simulation 2017
This year the IE School of International Relations was pleased to organize the 2nd Edition of the European Union Simulation, where students from BIR, Dual BBA-BIR and Dual LLB-BIR were invited to participate.
Leading global change with a Bachelor in International Relations
“Our students want to have personal success but they care a lot about the consequences of what they are doing. These are the new leaders.”
What the South America Business Forum is all about
The South American Business Forum (SABF), which in August will be its 13th annual installment, seeks to gather an international collective of highly motivated, capable, and idea-generating university students from around the world.
Journalist Roger Cohen visits IE University
On February 21st, IE University was honored to host world-renowned journalist Roger Cohen, who spoke to our Bachelor of International Relations students.
IE University Hosting Winter School 2017 with Sciences Po
n January 16th, IE University hosted a delegation of over 180 students from the Paris Institute of Political Studies, popularly known as Sciences Po, for the opening ceremony, initiating the Winter School 2017 in Spain.
Looking back at Spain’s role in the Security Council
For two years, Spain had contributed to the maintenance of international peace and security on one of the most important organs of the UN.
The United Nations Blog Series – Uniting for Peace
We see how people constantly wonder when the international community, or more specifically, the United Nations is going to act upon the horrific civil war and put an end to human suffering.
Faces of IE University: Laura Robiou
Laura Robiou Brusa Pasque is a third-year Bachelor in International Relations student at IE University.
Is the United Nations adapted to Millennials?
While it is true that people from around the world continue to regard the UN as a top international employer, we must consider how this institution has adapted to the needs of new generations of employees.
The United Nations Blog Series – Ministerial Week
The first day I arrived at the Permanent Mission of Spain to the UN, I had already heard the term ‘Ministerial Week’.
The United Nations Blog Series – Security Council Meetings
The very first week working here in the Mission of Spain in the UN, they distributed all the interns into the different departments of the mission.
Things you did not know were happening at the UN
Here are the top 5 things happening at the UN that most people don’t know about.
The United Nations Blog Series – It was time for African affairs
Four students of the Bachelor in International Relations at IE University have been granted an unique opportunity to work at the United Nations.