Students enrolled in the International Peace and Conflict Resolution program at Arcadia University may decide to:

spend a semester in France at the American Graduate School in Paris as part of their M.A. in International Peace and Conflict Resolution two-year program

or pursue a dual Master's in International Relations and Diplomacy/International Peace and Conflict Resolution involving three semesters in the US on the Arcadia Campus and three semesters in France at the American Graduate School in Paris, and earn two M.A. degrees.

These two programs are open to Arcadia IPCR students who are in good academic standing. Applicants to either of these programs should submit:

• The completed AGS application form for IPCR students. (Detailed instructions can be found on p. 1)

• A personal statement

• Official transcripts from all universities attended including the current M.A. program at Arcadia

Note: Please note that all documents in a language other than English or French must be accompanied by certified translations. Notarized translations alone will not be accepted. Translations do not replace original documents; please remember to send both. All documentation submitted will be confidential. Application materials cannot be returned once submitted to AGS.

Application deadlines

Fall Semester 2012

July 31^st, 2010

Spring Semester 2012

December 16^th, 2011

Late applications will be considered depending on space available.

Admission policy

Notification of admission status will be sent to the applicant within four weeks of receipt of a completed application. In some cases, AGS may request additional material or an interview. Candidates who are admitted will be asked to send a letter in order to confirm their enrollment in the program.

Note: Students interested in starting the dual Master's program at AGS in Paris, please follow the regular M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy application procedure by clicking here.