Bachelor of Arts in International Relations/ Master of Arts in Applied Politics

As an international relations major, youll gain a deep understanding of how states and organizations can address pressing problems such as human rights and transitional justice, nuclear proliferation, environmental degradation, underdevelopment and pandemic management. Working with expert faculty, youll develop practical tools to analyze the complex political, legal, economic and cultural dimensions of global governance--and build highly-specialized expertise that will help launch your career.
Upon successful completion of all of the degree requirements, a student will receive a dual Bachelor's and Master's degree. The exact degree will be awarded based on the specific undergraduate program the student completes. A student may permanently exit the dual degree program and opt to graduate with a Bachelor's degree if all the requirements for a Bachelor's degree have been met. In this case, the graduate courses taken in the senior year will be counted as 4-credit courses applied toward the undergraduate degree requirements.

Essay/personal statement Official high school transcript* or GED/HiSET results Letter of recommendation Official College/University Transcripts (in English or with official translation) from all institutions attended. Proof of English Proficiency Option - select one of the options below: SAT or ACT scores in lieu of English Proficiency (SAT/ACT is not required of International Students) TOEFL or IELTS score (TOEFL minimum is a 79, IELTS a 6.5)