Student Project Presentation in “Diplomatic Protocol and Etiquette” and “Economic Diplomacy”

Students of the International Business program presented their research on the topic “Intercultural Communication in Business Etiquette and Professional Communication.”

The project explores the specific features of business etiquette and negotiation practices in the Arab world, Japan, China, the European Union, and African countries.

As part of the Economic Diplomacy course, first-year master’s students of the International Relations program conducted research on the economic diplomacy of France, the United States, South Korea, and Japan.

The courses are taught by faculty members of the Department of International Organizations and Diplomatic Service — Associate Professor V. G. Tsivatyi and Associate Professor N. M. Rylach.

This format of group project work is an essential component of the educational process at the Educational and Scientific Institute of International Relations. It contributes to the development of professional competencies among future specialists in international relations, international business, and diplomatic practice.