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  Graduate School-Newark 2004-2006 Programs, Faculty, and Courses Global Affairs 478 Master of Science in Global Affairs  

Master of Science in Global Affairs

Requirements

Forty credits are required for the degree of master of science in global affairs. All students must complete four core courses with grades of B (3.0) or higher and two terms of the Colloquium on Global Change and Governance with grades of Pass. Remaining credits toward the M.S. may be acquired from the optional courses (listed on the CGCG web site and catalog), as well as from independent study courses, an internship, or the master`s thesis. All students must demonstrate reading knowledge of at least one language other than English. Language courses do not count toward the credits required for a master of science.

Required Courses

Students must take at least one course from four of the following five topic areas:

1. Forms of Global Governance

   26:790:521  Theories of Global Politics (3)

   26:790:537  Global Governance (3)

2. Environmental Issues in Global Perspective

   26:790:530  Environmental Politics and Policy (3)

   26:790:538  Global Environmental Issues (3)

   EvSc 615  Global Environmental Problems (NJIT) (3)

   EPS 622  Sustainable Development (NJIT) (3)

3. Global Political Economy and Business

   26:553:601  Theory of International Business (3)

   26:553:602  History of International Business (3)

   26:553:607  Global Political Economy (3)

   26:790:541  International Political Economy (3)

4. The Global System in Historical Perspective

   26:478:572  Evolution of the Global System (3)

5. Culture and Identity in a Global Context

   26:790:511  Contemporary Political Theory (3)

   26:790:542  Topics in Recent International Relations (3)

   26:790:543  Problems of Comparative Politics (3)

   Colloquium on Global Change and Governance (4)

Students must complete two terms of the colloquium. Each 2-credit sequence (26:478:570,571, 573,574) consists of a series of colloquia on a topic or geographical area of current significance. The colloquium is graded on a Pass/Fail basis.

Language Requirement

All M.S. students must demonstrate, at any time during their course of study at Rutgers-Newark, reading knowledge of at least one modern language other than English.


 
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