Required:
Introductory Courses — First Year (6 credits)
- An Introduction to the United Nations: Theory, Institutions, Processes and Policies
- Theory and Method and the Study of Global Affairs
Exit Level Seminar — Final Year (3 credits)
- Capstone Seminar in United Nations Studies
Required:
- Introductory Courses — First Year (6 credits)
- An Introduction to the United Nations: Theory, Institutions, Processes and Policies
- Theory and Method and the Study of Global Affairs
- Exit Level Seminar — Final Year (3 credits)
- Capstone Seminar in United Nations Studies
Electives:
- Introduction to International Law
- Theory and Method in the Study of Conflict Resolution
- Human Rights and the United Nations System
- Theories of War and Peace
- UN and International Organizations
- Theories of Democratic Transitions: Applications from the Arab Spring, Europe, and Latin America
- Global Data and Statistics
- Public Diplomacy, Youth and Counter-terrorism
- Dynamics of Wartime Violence
- Human Rights, Genocide and Personal Security
- State Building after Civil Wars: The Role of the United Nations and the International Community
- International Legitimacy and Global Justice
- Comparative Jurisprudence: Rights in a Globalizing Legal Culture
- Promoting Good Governance in Latin America: Perspectives on Democracy, Representation, and Rule of Law
- Negotiation, Law and Policy: Managing Conflict in Public Contexts
- Gender Equality, Women's Empowerment, and the United Nations
- Human Rights, Genocide and Personal Security
- Ideological, Religious and Ethnic Conflict and Reconciliation
- Post-Communist Transnationalism and Good Governance in Eastern Europe
- Transnational Migration: Increasing Equity and Gender Equality in the International Labor Force
- Gender, Islam and Islamic Law: Contemporary Perspectives
- Globalization, Development and the UN
- The Ideology and Politics of Genocide
- Comparative Constitutional Law and the United Nations
- International Women's Leadership and the UN
- Law of Armed Conflict
- Globalization Development and the United Nations
- Global Knowledge: Epistemology, Methodology, Policy
- Comparative International Law and the United Nations
- The United Nations and the Political Economy of Development
