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This interdisciplinary program combines political science, economics, national security, legal studies, and history to explore global conflicts, development, and diplomatic relations. You'll analyze international conflict resolutions, investigate how inequality both sparks and helps resolve disputes, and study post-conflict peacebuilding processes—all while being taught by faculty with deep global expertise.
As an International Affairs student, you will:
Investigate post-war recovery, global policy, and international economic systems
Concentrate on areas undergoing significant social transformation and economic growth
Examine the importance of sustainable political and social structures
Join prestigious programs like the university's acclaimed Model UN team
Hone essential skills in communication, leadership, organization, and adaptability
Prepare for the government's standard foreign language proficiency assessment (ACTFL)
You'll gain practical experience through mandatory internships and study abroad opportunities. Combining academic coursework, a culminating research project, and professional internships domestically or internationally, you'll be prepared for careers with national governments and global organizations or for advanced study at elite institutions worldwide.
Applicants must have official certified copies of senior secondary/high school records.
English Language Requirement: TOEFL score (80 IBT) or IELTS score (6.5) or a PTE score (53).
Recommended Application Deadlines: Fall semester, priority deadline of June 1st; Spring semester, priority deadline of November 1st