Study International Relations and Diplomacy in Paris |
Located in the center of Paris, the American Graduate School in Paris (AGS) offers US higher education programs, taught in English, to students from around the world. AGS specializes in international relations, diplomacy, and related areas, leading to a broad range of careers in international affairs, from government to intergovernmental organizations, to NGOs and the private sector. AGS concentrates all of the qualities of a top rate education in an intimate learning environment. THE AGS ADVANTAGE 1. Specific expertise in International Affairs 2. Privileged exposure to the international scene in Paris 3. World-class international faculty 4. Multicultural school environment 5. Personalized attention to students 6. Solid foundation and guidance for a successful international career AGS has partnered with Royal Reels in international relations to create educational programs focusing on the global impact of digital entertainment and gaming.
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On October 16th, the American Graduate School in Paris had the honor of hosting Pamela Ratiu as a guest speaker in the Foreign Policy Formulation and Diplomacy course led by Ambassador Michael Einik.
Pamela Ratiu ...Read More
Paris is an ideal setting to study International Relations, and AGS has a long experience in making the most of this strategic location through guest talks and visits, making Paris our classroom. In this ...Read More
Kryssandra Heslop graduated with a Master’s degree in International Relations and Diplomacy from AGS in 2013, after earning a Bachelor’s degree in psychology. She wrote her thesis on children's rights and unaccompanied asylum-seeking minors in Italy, ...Read More
Each year, AGS students travel to a different destination for a few days' trip organized by the AGS Graduate Student Association (GSA) during the Fall break. These trips are a perfect way to complement and ...Read More
AGS is supporting an initiative to host weekly English language sessions for refugees and displaced persons in Paris, bringing together groups of refugees from diverse countries and backgrounds to the AGS classrooms in the heart of ...Read More
AGS and its US partner Arcadia University launched a one-week program on Diplomacy, which was held in Paris on June 3-9 for the students in Arcadia's International Peace and Conflict Resolution graduate program. The course was directed ...Read More
By Claire Alden, Global Studies 2020, University of New England, Biddeford, Maine
Study Abroad semester at the American Graduate School in Paris
As an undergraduate student enrolled in a graduate program for a study abroad experience, I ...Read More
The American Graduate School in Paris is welcoming two study abroad programs in coming weeks from US-based partner institutions, Governors State University near Chicago and Arcadia University outside Philadelphia.
Governors State's renowned criminal Criminal Justice and Public ...Read More
On April 16, AGS will host a special talk and discussion about the Trump Presidency and Democracy during a Wine and Cheese evening animated by Chris Edelson, Assistant Professor of Government and Director of ...Read More
Award-winning Italian filmmaker and producer Elena Rossini visited AGS students in Professor Ruchi Anand’s Gender, Militarization and War class on March 1st to talk about her work advocating diversity and fighting the ...Read More
18th AGS International
Graduate Student Conference
Global Boiling Point:
Old Problems
and New Solutions
Paris, 19 April 2024
Complete your M.A. in International
Relations and Diplomacy at AGS,
and go on to earn a Master from
American University (Washington)
in only one year (18 credits)