Students discover new ways to think, to learn, and to promote self-development both for themselves and others. The Master of Arts in international relations focuses on new ways to achieve global harmony and justice. The program, planned for those who seek a broader and deeper understanding of the contemporary world, helps to prepare students for an increasingly interdependent twenty-first century. Courses address individual needs and prepare students for enhanced careers in government, international organizations, business, finance, teaching, and research. The Master of Science program in management offers a solid theoretical and practical management foundation and integrates information systems into the management role.
Accreditation provides reasonable assurances regarding quality of student opportunities.
The certificate program in management is for students who already have a bachelor's degree, and includes 15 hours of graduate credit. It offers opportunities for those who desire a graduate education without formal pursuit of a master's degree. Twelve credits hours are required. The FRM is an advanced designation specifically for risk managers and others who want to further their education and improve their risk management skills. To take courses, the student must first apply and be accepted by the Global Risk Management Institute.