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College of Arts & Sciences

Today’s international affairs professionals must grapple with difficult, morally complex issues. The ethics,…

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School of International Service

The global governance, politics, and security MA prepares you to be an international affairs professional with a…

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College of Arts & Sciences

Explore the past to inform the future in our master’s in history. This program is ideal for students interested in …

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Become a historian in the city where history is made. This program is ideal for students interested in American and…

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School of Public Affairs

Come examine—and contribute to—the latest thinking on crime and policing, terrorism, homeland security, and …

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To work effectively in the criminal justice system, you must have a deep understanding of its foundational issues and…

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The Key Executive Leadership MPA prepares public servants to become effective organizational leaders. This graduate…

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The College of Arts and Sciences Leadership and Ethical Development Program (CAS LEAD) is a 12-credit,…

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Master of Arts Ethics, Peace, and Human Rights

College of Arts & Sciences

Today’s international affairs professionals must grapple with difficult, morally complex issues. The ethics, peace, and human rights MA trains students to use ethical frameworks to guide global policy analysis, development, and application. Our graduates facilitate peaceful solutions to international challenges and pursue meaningful careers in both the private and nonprofit sectors, government agencies, consulting firms—some founding their own organizations.

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Credits:: 36
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Master of Arts Global Governance, Politics, and Security

School of International Service

The global governance, politics, and security MA prepares you to be an international affairs professional with a grounding in global history, political dynamics, and economic systems. You’ll also become an expert data analyst, learning to understand and transform data into innovative policies and programs. You can choose to emphasize governance or global security. Our DC location offers unmatched opportunities with international organizations, embassies, government agencies, and think tanks.

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Credits:: 36
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Master of Arts History

College of Arts & Sciences

Explore the past to inform the future in our master’s in history. This program is ideal for students interested in American and modern European history, but flexible enough for those who want to focus on other areas of faculty specialization, like Jewish history or foreign relations. Students produce their own scholarship, sharpen their analytical skills, and refine their writing abilities.

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Credits:: 30
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Doctor of Philosophy History

College of Arts & Sciences

Become a historian in the city where history is made. This program is ideal for students interested in American and modern European history, or a variety of subfields like African American and Jewish history. Rigorous training in scholarship and impactful mentorship from award-winning faculty help you develop investigative and analytical skills as you explore the past with your own research.

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Credits:: 42

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Doctor of Philosophy Justice, Law and Criminology

School of Public Affairs

Come examine—and contribute to—the latest thinking on crime and policing, terrorism, homeland security, and the criminal justice system. You’ll study with and learn from the nation’s foremost law and justice experts. Organize your doctoral program around either justice or law and society. Choose your secondary focus at AU or at a participating partner university in the DC area.

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Credits:: 54

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Master of Science Justice, Law and Criminology

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To work effectively in the criminal justice system, you must have a deep understanding of its foundational issues and institutions. Our collaborative, interdisciplinary program will help build your expertise. Learn from some of the country’s leading scholars in criminology, criminal justice, terrorism and homeland security, and law and society. Enjoy the extensive research and internship opportunities DC has to offer.

85 % Employed or in Grad School Within six months of graduation Explore more outcomes for this program in a new tab or window

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Credits:: 33
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Master of Key Executive Leadership

School of Public Affairs

The Key Executive Leadership MPA prepares public servants to become effective organizational leaders. This graduate course of study encompasses the skills, knowledge, and values needed by top-level public executives. Our collaborative and rigorous learning environment transforms good managers into extraordinary leaders. Classes are held on select Fridays and weekends. Participants continue to work at their jobs while completing their studies.

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Undergraduate Certificate Leadership and Ethical Development (LEAD)

College of Arts & Sciences

The College of Arts and Sciences Leadership and Ethical Development Program (CAS LEAD) is a 12-credit, cohort-based four-year certificate program. After a competitive application process, CAS students enter the program during their first or second semester at AU. Upon completion of the program, you will have earned a certificate in Leadership and Ethical Development, which will be noted on your transcript along with any major(s) and minor(s) you have earned.

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