Undergraduate students who wish to spend a semester studying in Paris and transfer the credits earned to their home university can now choose to come to AGSIRD either ...
At the International Studies Association conference held in New York City on 15-18 February 2009, Laura-Lee Smith (class of 2009) presented her thesis entitled "Why have U.S. economic sanctions ...
On November 17th, AGS students attended a discussion with former United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan on the theme 'Africa, the New Frontier'. This was part of a series called 'Forum ...
On November 5th, Human Rights Watch, the American Graduate School of International Relations and Diplomacy, and the Center for Economic Penal Law are co-holding a conference on the theme: 'Implementation of Universal Human Rights Standards through Incentive Measures and Financial, Commercial and Penal Sanctions; Impact on Companies'.
Christiane Peuker (M.A., 2008) is interning at the Political Service of the German Embassy in Paris where she writes reports and participates in official meetings. "This gives me a chance to see what ...
Alan Riding will run a writing workshop at AGS on September 22nd, 2008. A writer and journalist, Alan Riding wrote for 30 years for the New York Times, where ...
AGS's partner Arcadia University celebrated the 60th anniversary of its study abroad programs with a week-long trip to Paris and the launch of a new summer program with AGS on July 7th.
Arcadia University has a strong tradition for international education. Study abroad experiences start as soon as the freshman year for Arcadia students. Additionally, every year, over ...
The yearly graduation ceremony took place on June 5th at the French Senate. In his commencement address, European Deputy and former French Prime Minister Michel Rocard emphasized the relevance of what is taught at AGSIRD to respond to the problems of the world today and find peaceful solutions to the new post 9/11 security ...
Douglas YatesUSA Ph.D Associate Professor School of International Relations
Every day the news is filled with stories about foreign leaders, wars, peace talks, and tragedies. Our students learn how to fit together those pieces like a puzzle, and through the lens of international relations, understand the world as it is.
Every day the news is filled with stories about foreign leaders, wars, peace talks, and tragedies. Our students learn how to fit together those pieces like a puzzle, and through the lens of international relations, understand the world as it is.