Advanced Certificate in International Relations
(12 hours – excluding requisites)
The Advanced Certificate in International Relations is a 12-hour certificate program designed to equip leaders for service in a broad array of international contexts. The student will investigate the interplay between international institutions, commerce, governments, religion, diplomatic relations, and other facets of society. The students will take at least one foundational course and choose any of the three MAIR elective courses which suit their career aspirations and personal interests.
FOUNDATION COURSES: (excluding requisites)
Course | |
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Students are required to take 1 foundation course: MAIR 5302 - Geopolitics MAIR 5318 - International Political Economy MAIR 6319 - International Security | |
Elective Courses | |
Students may choose any 3 of the MAIR-elective courses MAIR 5301 - Contemporary Global Issues (Travel Study) MAIR 5303 - Comparative Global Religions and Worldview (S-L) MAIR 5305 - Cultural Intelligence MAIR 5310 - Short-Term International Immersion Experience (S-L) MAIR 5311 - Global Internship (S-L) MAIR 5317 - Comparing Government Structures and Political Systems MAIR 6304 - International Peace and Conflict Studies MAIR 6313 - Urbanization and Development MAIR 6314 - Human Rights MAIR 6315 - International Ethics MAIR 6316 - Global Health |
(S-L)= This course contains a field-based service-learning component.
Refer to individual course descriptions for course requisites.
COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
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