Master of Arts in International Studies Emphasizes comparative systems and conflict resolution. Regional concerns are stressed to ensure a global perspective. It provides an opportunity for individuals in government, diplomacy, business and education to study those areas of international affairs appropriate to their chosen career. 33 credit program, appropriate research tools, and the completion of a thesis or project that applies the theories of the program to a selected global region. 33 credit program, evidence of appropriate research tools and the successful completion of a thesis or alternate project are required.
Candidates have access to appropriate history courses, as well.
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