Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service

• African Studies Program  - Informs about the program, the courses, the faculty, events, and study abroad.
• Asian Studies Program  - Intellectually rigorous program that tackle Asian languages, cultures, history, traditions, and issues.
• Center for Australian and New Zealand Studies  - Offering programs and courses on the history, government, international affairs, sociology, literature, and arts of New Zealand and Australia. Covers the faculty, events, and offers publications.
• Culture and Politic  - Undergraduate major created to address the links between cultural identity and questions of power and authority in society.
• Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service  - Offers a profile of the school with information on the programs offered, student admissions, and related research.
• Fellows in Foreign Service Program  - One-year certificate program designed for professionals from both the public and private sectors. Find details about admissions, curriculum, tuition, and sponsor.
• International Business Diplomacy  - Certificate program created to prepare students for work at the intersection of international public and private sector activities.
• International Economics (IECO)  - Academic major established upon the idea of economic analysis being an essential factor to understanding modern world affairs.
• International History  - Program of study that deals with the analysis of historical changes, diplomatic history, and social and cultural history.
• International Political Economy (IPEC)  - Program of study with emphasis on exploring the rich intersection between economics and politics in the global environment.
• International Politics  - Major academic program designed to educate students about the competition on political issues among political personalities.
• Master of Science in Foreign Service  - Full-time, two-year program designed to prepare young professionals for careers in international affairs.
• Regional and Comparative Studies  - Sociology and anthropology founded program that features a combination of regional and comparative study topics.
• Science, Technology and International Affairs  - Multidisciplinary undergraduate major that orient students with the different problems in the intersection of science, technology, and international affairs. Gives the requirements, courses, the faculty, publications, and events.
• Science, Technology, and International Affairs  - Enabling students to gain better understanding and foundation for analyzing various issues arising from the intersection of science and international affairs.