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Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to convey my strong desire to pursue the Master’s degree in International Relations in the Stipendium Hungaricum program. I am a highly motivated young professional, and I perceive that this degree course will be beneficial for my future career. I am confident that my strong academic background in interpretation, supplemented with several courses taken in the field of international relations and development, will help me in the competitive program.
I hold a bachelor's degree in Translation and Teaching English from the Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature named after Alisher Navo’i. Since I have clearly determined my career goals, I would like to continue my education abroad, preferably in Hungary, because Hungary provides enough opportunities for my professional aspirations. International relations are a natural choice for me because of my various international experiences, deep interest in other cultures, and strong language skills in foreign languages. Since I am interested in this sphere, I plan to look at my career in some international organization, and therefore I believe the degree program offered by Stipendium Hungaricum is an excellent starting point toward this goal.
This program helps me to focus on my sphere and learn social sciences and international affairs while simultaneously developing critical thinking skills. Moreover, I can analyze complex international issues, understand them, and make predictions about the political and economic processes of international relations. I am eager to increase those knowledge and soft skills like communication, problem-solving, cooperation, and analysis through this program. As this is a developing area in terms of current international developments, I would be delighted to be accepted as a student in this program. 
During my work in the International Relations Department at my university, I learned many things related to it, such as working with documents and holding international conferences. So, I have been increasing my knowledge step by step. Once, I gained a huge amount of experience as one of the main organizers of an international conference on "Strategic Partnership Between the United Arab Emirates and Uzbekistan in the Improvement of Higher Education." This experience helped boost my individual potential and encouraged me to pursue my Master’s degree in International Relations.
My proposed study in international relations seeks to explore and understand the nuances of global issues that plague nations. As multinational organizations become increasingly integrated, it is essential that we are able to effectively communicate our perspectives across cultural boundaries, maintain effective diplomatic channels and advance the cause of peace. To achieve the depth of understanding required I will pursue research in various aspects international relations from both an academic and a practical perspective.
A key development, challenge and need that I intend to explore through my studies is democratic governance. How this complex web of relationships operates between nations, how it is shaped by organizations such as the United Nations approach to democracy promotion, and how this impact local populations is an area I would like to delve into in more depth. From a national level, with increased globalization come increased transnational problems such as human trafficking and terrorism, refugee crises, climate change etc., which require concerted effort on a world scale in order to be addressed adequately. From a local level, my studies will provide me the ability to have better informed debates with those who live close by on broader regional issues impacting us all. By broadening my understanding, I am hoping to develop better strategies that can help foster positive long-term results for those more immediately affected by these issues
On returning home from my studies abroad, I intend on utilizing these newfound skills within NGOs for policy development, writing articles for newspapers on pertinent socio-political trends or consider a PhD in International Relations so as to contribute more directly towards transforming society at large and helping alleviate poverty in developing nations.
Studying as an overseas student brings along its own set of challenges including language barriers or adapting to local culture norms requiring students be emotionally prepared when venturing away from home country into another foreign land. To prepare myself before leaving home I plan on taking language lessons so as improve upon my current language skillset while also researching about the lifestyle changes associated with living in a different nation and potentially seeking out resources created by past students who have travelled abroad. This combined with familiarizing myself with available platforms offering assistance is sure to aid me greatly throughout my period abroad including any potential roadblocks arising during my time spent studying outside my native home nation.