The Global Policy Studies concentration for EMPA provides students with the interdisciplinary knowledge, analytical skills, and problem-solving abilities essential for a successful career in international political and social arenas. This concentration offers a comprehensive understanding of the policy challenges and opportunities in key areas such as international politics and cooperation, the United Nations, development, the environment, and demographic and social issues.
Integrated with the rigorous Executive MPA core curriculum, this concentration emphasizes both theoretical foundations and practical applications, preparing students to address complex global issues and influence policy on an international scale. Graduates will be equipped to navigate the intricacies of global governance and contribute to the development and implementation of effective policies in diverse international contexts.
Students must select four (4) courses, for a total of 12 points, from the following list:
Code | Title | Points |
---|---|---|
Points | ||
EMPA U6017 | International Trade and Development | 3 |
EMPA U6230 | Political Economy Seminar | 3 |
EMPA U6233 | International Political Economy | 3 |
EMPA U6236 | History of American Ecology & Environmentalism | 3.00 |
EMPA U6650 | Global Cities | 3 |
EMPA U8500 | Issues in Contemporary Security and Policymaking | 3 |
INAF S6572Q | Comparative Foreign Policy | 3.00 |
INAF S6569Q | The UN and Development | 3.00 |
INAF S6552Q | United Nations & Human Rights | 3.00 |
PUAF U6228 | Comparative Social Welfare Policy | 3.00 |
SUMA K4175 | Global Environmental Markets | 3.00 |
Other | Requires Concentration Director Approval |
Matriculated students in this program can view their degree audit report on Stellic.
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