The programme equips students with knowledge and skills in foreign policy, global governance and diplomacy. The programme provides an understanding of the interactions between states, international organisations and non-state actors, as well as the geopolitical, economic and cultural factors that shape international relations. It prepares learners for careers in government, non-governmental organisations, international organisations and the private sector.

Graduates may pursue careers as:

• International Relations Assistant
• Diplomatic Services Assistant
• Foreign Affairs Assistant
• Programme Assistant
• International Programme Assistant
• Research Assistant
• Policy Assistant
• Administrative Officer
• Protocol Assistant
• Communications and Public Relations Assistant

KCSE mean Grade of C- (minus) or C (plain) or one Principal Pass in 'A' Level or 4 credits or better in IGCSE or a graded certificate. All prospective students who completed their high school education outside Kenya, except those holding IGCSE or GCE certificates, are required to have their qualifications aligned by the Kenya National Qualifications Authority (KNQA) before admission.

For more information on the alignment and validation of qualifications, visit KNQA – Alignment and Validation of Qualifications.