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UN Studies (UNMA)

Who are the ideal candidates for the MA program?

 

  • Qualified students who are curious about  international relations, and who are eager to understand global events in a systematic and meaningful way.
  • Diplomats at the UN’s 193 delegations

  • Agency personnel employed by the UN’s myriad agencies NGOs in the New York City area, especially those that work on global issues 

  • Members of the internationally oriented business and legal communities in the New York City area that work in global public policy or an international company 

  • Diplomats-in-training who visit the UN during the General Assembly each fall and who would require 2-5 day intensive courses offered by Rutgers faculty

  • Non-matriculated UN agency employees who will enroll in individual courses whose content reflects their professional specializations 

  • UN employees interested in a general overview of the UN through a two course Certificate Program (to be developed should the concentration be successful)

  • Any qualified student interested in the content and professional career opportunities offered by the proposed MA concentration, including  the fields of international business, international law, international education, non-governmental organizations, international mediation and peace-building.

Why Rutgers?

In-depth focus on the UN and Global Policy Studies

  • Our program offers a greater focus on the UN and the larger global public policy debates than any other New York City area MA program.
  • Our large cohort of prominent faculty will offer courses of the highest quality and standards.
  • Our program facilitates research that links course offerings to research on UN Millennium Goals, policies and policy implementation.
  • Our program partners with the UN University, UNITAR and other relevant agencies to organize workshops and conferences on cutting-edge UN issues as well as advanced analysis of global public policy issues.

Unites academics and practitioners

The program’s research activities will further integrate the program’s two foci: theory and method, and policy applications. The integration of theoretical and conceptual concerns with policy analysis makes our curriculum highly attractive to UN personnel, recent undergraduates, and other career professionals.

Unparalleled student support services

Students will have full access to the Rutgers University libraries and databases, as well as Marymount Manhattan College and may access books and articles directly or through Internet access. Books can be sent to students’ home addresses. Dr. Thomas Glynn, Political Science and History Bibliographer, will serve as program Librarian and provide research and bibliographic services.

Advance Student Careers

UN diplomats and agency personnel will:

  • broaden their knowledge of global affairs,
  • more effectively participate in UN conferences, development projects and political initiatives,
  • receive salary increases,
  • have access to world class faculty, UN and NGO practitioners,
  • obtain privileges in posting rights.

Members of the internationally oriented corporate and legal communities will: 

  • broaden their knowledge of global affairs, 
  • more effectively participate in UN conferences, development projects and political initiatives, 
  • have access to world class faculty, UN and NGO practitioners

Newly admitted graduate students will:

  • have access to world class faculty, UN and NGO practitioners, members of international business and legal communities, and graduate students from other universities,
  • Have the potential to pursue careers in global affairs,
  • Some may apply to continue in Rutgers’ PhD in Political Science.

Convenient Location

The program is also attractive due to the convenient location of classes, which will be offered at Marymount Manhattan College, located at 221 E. 71 St. New York, NY 10021.

2019 ESI diversity photo with passportsThe MA Degree in Political Science - Concentration in the United Nations and Global Policy studies, (UNMA) cultivates career professionals who understand complex global policy topics and who have the hard skills to operate successfully in international organizations, corporations, governments and non-profit institutions. Through rigorous academic training, our graduates develop comprehensive critical thinking, research, and policy analysis expertise, as well as an extensive knowledge-base of international policies and topics necessary to excel in the arena of international affairs, development, and more.  Whether you are Rutgers student, prospective student, applicant, faculty or a member of the general public, we invite you to explore the rich content of our website as you will find useful information about UNMA program, careers in global policy, profiles of our extremely diverse student body and many more. 

 

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