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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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School of Public Affairs

Do you want to be a public affairs decision-maker? CLEG (Communications, Legal Institutions, Economics, and…

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Credits: 120

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College of Arts & Sciences School of International Service

Open to students with a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution. Applicants must submit their official…

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School of International Service

Master the complexities of economic globalization with a master in international economic relations. You’ll get an …

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School of International Service

The International Economic Relations: Quantitative Methods (STEM) MA degree focuses on quantitative…

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School of Public Affairs

Get the tools you need to tackle modern challenges in criminal justice and criminology, terrorism and homeland security,…

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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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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
Other:: Available as a Bachelor's/Master's

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Bachelor of Arts Interdisciplinary Studies: Communication, Legal Institutions, Economics, and Government

School of Public Affairs

Do you want to be a public affairs decision-maker? CLEG (Communications, Legal Institutions, Economics, and Government) is your training ground. This program is designed to give you the breadth of background necessary in these four disciplines to participate effectively in decision making in the public arena, especially the practical training necessary to deal with social problems as public issues.

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Credits:: 120
Other:: Available as a Minor; Available as a Bachelor's/Master's

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Graduate Certificate International Economic Relations

College of Arts & Sciences School of International Service

Open to students with a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution. Applicants must submit their official transcripts along with a one-page statement of purpose.

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Credits:: 15

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Master of Arts International Economic Relations

School of International Service

Master the complexities of economic globalization with a master in international economic relations. You’ll get an in-depth understanding of the forces that drive economic globalization and the actors and institutions shaping international trade and financial policies. You’ll apply your insights to issues in international financial markets, global economic governance, economic security, economic development, and international business.

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Credits:: 36

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Master of Arts International Economic Relations: Quantitative Methods

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The International Economic Relations: Quantitative Methods (STEM) MA degree focuses on quantitative methods and econometrics plus international economics and political economy. You’ll build data analysis, geographic information systems, and statistical programming skills needed for a career in global business/finance, government, or nonprofits. International students: MAIER:QM’s STEM designation allows you to apply for a 24-month extension of your Optional Practical Training (OPT) in the US.

91 % Employed or in Grad School Within six months of graduation * Because of the small number of responses for this major, results are reported for the department. Explore more outcomes for this program in a new tab or window

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Bachelor of Arts Justice and Law

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Get the tools you need to tackle modern challenges in criminal justice and criminology, terrorism and homeland security, and justice and law. Our faculty comprise some of the nation’s foremost experts. Learn from policymakers who are facing the most pressing security concerns. Deepen your understanding with an internship at the FBI, US Customs, Secret Service, or Department of Homeland Security.

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Credits:: 120
Other:: Available as a Minor

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Doctor of Philosophy Justice, Law and Criminology

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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.

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Credits:: 33
Other:: Available as a Bachelor's/Master's

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