Additional Degree Option with American University in International Relations and Diplomacy/International Service |
Partner program with American University (Washington, DC) leading to two Master's degreesIn partnership with American University (AU) in Washington, D.C., the American Graduate School in Paris offers a dual program option allowing you to earn two US-accredited Master’s degrees over the course of three years:
Paris and Washington, D.C. being two of the world’s most important political capitals, both offering invaluable resources and networking opportunities, this dual program provides the ideal combination for the study of international affairs. Organization of the partnership programThe first two years of this dual program are spent in Paris, at AGS, completing the requirements for the M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy. The third year is spent completing the MIS-IST program at American University's School of International Service (SIS), either on campus, in Washington, D.C. or online. Through the partnership between the two institutions, AU accepts up to 12 credits based on previous coursework at AGS to count toward its 30-credit degree requirement, so that you only have to complete an additional 18 credits in residence at AU in order to obtain AU’s MIS degree after successfully completing AGS’s degree. Overview of the Master of International Service at AUThe International Studies track of the Master of International Service program offered through AU's School of International Service is designed specifically to complement your preexisting graduate studies at AGS, while allowing you take full advantage of AU’s specific expertise in International Service. The curriculum enables you to build your own concentration based on your professional goals. Possible concentrations include:
More information on the Master of International Service at American University Career prospectsThe knowledge and skills acquired during this two-fold program can be applied to a vast array of fields in local or national government, intergovernmental organizations, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). They are also transferrable to international business and other professional areas involving interaction at the international level. MoreMore information on the Master of International Service at American University Who’s eligible and how to apply Photo: © Jeff Watts, American University |
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