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Concentrations in... Security & Peace Studies
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| The new MASTER OF ARTS IN INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS will give students the analytic, research, and practical tools for a career in government, international and foreign policy organizations, multinational businesses and development organizations dealing with risk analysis, poverty alleviation, environmental organizations, human rights, homeland security, and the military. | "The compelling changes in our economy, the dawning of the information age, and the
horrible events of September 11, 2001 and their aftermath have created an unprecedented
need to focus on international knowledge and skills."; Colin Powell ,Former U.S. Secretary of State |
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| Program Requirements 36 credit hours A. Core (12 hrs) PS 6100 Seminar in International Relations PS 6200 Seminar in Comparative Politics PS 6400 Global Governance PS 6500 Research Methods B. Concentration (12 hrs) Complete Choose One: International Security and Peace Studies PS 6110 International Security PS 6120 Peace & Conflict Resolution And 6 hours of electives OR International Development and Globalization PS 6210 Global Political Economy PS 6220 International Development And 6 hours of electives C. Interdisciplinary Electives (6 hrs) To be selected in consultation with faculty advisor and tailored to student's career objectives. D. Thesis or Professional Internship (6 hrs) Admission Requirements In addition to the requirements of the College of Graduate Studies, applicants to the Master of Arts in International Affairs must also have:
Financial Aid A limited numbers of graduate assistantships and scholarships are available in addition to other forms of aid. Applications may be obtained from the College of Graduate Studies Web site. The Student Financial Aid Office has information on various kinds of financial aid online at http://www.mtsu.edu/financialaid. Academic Common Market Links |
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