Professor Servidio-Delabre Invited to Award Master's Degrees at Partner Institution Graduation in the French Senate |
| Tuesday, 04 October 2016 |
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The ceremony was held on September 24th in the French Senate. The graduates were awarded a Master’s degree in Diplomacy and Strategic Negotiation after completing a curriculum involving both institutions: students from Université Paris-Sud take courses at the American Graduate School in Paris toward their UPS degree; AGS students, as part of a dual program option, may choose to earn the UPS degree (accredited in Europe) in addition to the AGS US-accredited degree. Ms. Servidio-Delabre said : “We have been partners with the Université Paris-Sud for twenty years and share a common mission: using diplomacy over violence, dialogue over confrontation, understanding over ignorance. The convergence and complementarity of our programs provide students with highly transferrable skills that they can be used in local governance as well as in international relations.” More information on the dual program with Université Paris-Sud |
Eileen Servidio-Delabre, the President of the American Graduate School in Paris, was invited to award the degrees at the graduation ceremony of AGS’s partner institution Université Paris-Sud, together with UPS’s professors, program director Michèle Guillaume-Hofnung and Princess Esther Kamatari.
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