M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy: Tuition |
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Tuition for each three-credit course is €2,100. The program requires 14 courses. Therefore, total tuition for the M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy program with no transfer credits is therefore € 29,400 Euros. An additional € 2,100 fee is charged with the first semester's tuition if the student takes the optional French language courses*. The tuition remains unchanged for the entirety of the program when taken full time. For part-time students who remain longer, the rate remains unchanged for the first three years. Note: These rates apply to students enrolled in the Spring 2011 semester or later. Students enrolled in the Fall 2010 semester or earlier are charged the former rate of € 2,000 per course. Total program tuition for these students is € 28,000 (or 30,000 with French language optional courses). Typical breakdown of tuitionFull-time two-year program:
18-month accelerated program:
* Note to U.S. students benefiting from U.S. Federal loans: French language courses are considered an extracurricular option and as such they are not considered as part of tuition. They are included in the cost of attendance as a part of living expenses. Even if billed through the American Graduate School in Paris, they are not an intrisic part of the FFELP-eligible M.A. program, do not add credits and are not computed to determine the student's enrollment status.
Please note that the rate per course applies to all courses in the program, including the Directed Reading and Thesis seminars as well as to monitored internships. Financial Aid is available:See also: |
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 EMSF, School of Business and Economics Class of 2009
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| The M.A. in International Relations program is fully accredited in the U.S.: | |
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by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education |
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as an affiliated program of Arcadia University |
The Baruch program at AGS gave me an edge by cultivating my knowledge in finance and crafting my way of thinking. The environment of the program mirrors my work environment: my co-workers come from all over the world, but the language of work is English. The key reasons, however, for my decision to study at this school were that I had access to some of the most brilliant professors in the world and the flexibility to work while studying