Overview
The Graduate Certificate in International Affairs (IAGC)聽allows currently matriculated graduate students across 欧美口爆视频 Boulder to examine global issues and position their own graduate research in a global context. It will also allow graduate students in various disciplines to study international affairs in an interdisciplinary way and with access to courses across the social sciences, humanities, and natural sciences. Interested students should review the Application infromation below.聽聽
Curriculum
The certificate requires successful completion of 3 graduate courses (9 credit hours) with a grade of B or higher from our list of approved graduate courses. A maximum of 6 credits can be taken from any one discipline. This list is built upon our undergraduate interdisciplinary model and draws from our main cognate units in the Social Sciences and Humanities divisions, and includes courses taught by faculty on the International Affairs Faculty聽Committee.
Students may request that the IAGC director approve courses (including independent study courses) from outside this list, if the course contains significant international content and the student鈥檚 completed work for that course is related to international affairs. The courses may be drawn from the Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities, or Natural Sciences divisions in the College of Arts of Sciences, as well as from other schools and colleges at 欧美口爆视频 Boulder.
In addition to the 9 credit hours of graduate coursework, the certificate requires participation in the International Affairs Colloquium. The colloquium is intended for graduate students to present their works-in-progress for discussion and feedback from faculty and participants. Works-in-progress encompass various aspects of intellectual and professional life. Projects may include academic papers, thesis and dissertation chapters, grant proposals, conference presentations, or job applications. Two semesters of participation in the colloquium will be required. One semester of participation is defined as attendance at a colloquium session and presentation of a work in progress during that semester.
For more information, contact the IAFS program at iafs@colorado.edu.