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2009-2011 Graduate Course Offering

For All Graduate Programs

This table shows what graduate courses included in the graduate curriculum are offered during the next four semesters.
This information is for students enrolled in all graduate programs at AGSIRD:
M.A., Ph.D., graduate study abroad, certificates and single courses.
Note: For students enrolled in the undergraduate study abroad programs (summer, fall or spring), courses included in the curriculum are all offered every semester
Curriculum for the Undergraduate Summer Study Abroad
Curriculum for the Undergraduate Fall or Spring Study Abroad

Fall Semester 2009-10

Spring Semester 2009-10

AGS-R01

Factors and Theories
of Analysis in IR&D

AGS-R01

Factors and Theories
of Analysis in IR&D

AGS-R02

Research Methodology
and Design

AGS-R02

Research Methodology
and Design

AGS-R04

International Public Law

AGS-R03

Foreign Policy Formulation
and Diplomacy

AGS-R05

Current Economic Policies

AGS-R04

International Public Law

AGS-R06

International Organizations

AGS-R05

Current Economic Policies

AGS-R07

Current Issues in IR&D

AGS-R06

International Organizations

AGS-E04

Global Communication,
Media and Int'l Affairs

AGS-R07

Current Issues in IR&D

AGS-E07

Principles of Economics

AGS-E06

Theory and Origins
of Global Conflict

AGS-E10

Post-Modernity and IR&D

AGS-E07

Principles of Economics

AGS-EA11

Central and South America

AGS-E13

Issues in U.S. Foreign Policy

AGS-EA40

Contemporary
Sub-Saharan Africa

AGS-EA22

The European Union
and the World

AGS-EA60

China and East Asia

AGS-EA30

The Middle East

AGS-T01

Directed Reading Seminar

AGS-T01

Directed Reading Seminar

AGS-T02

Thesis Seminar

AGS-T02

Thesis Seminar

 

Fall Semester 2010-11

Spring Semester 2010-11

AGS-R01

Factors and Theories
of Analysis in IR&D

AGS-R01

Factors and Theories
of Analysis in IR&D

AGS-R02

Research Methodology
and Design

AGS-R02

Research Methodology
and Design

AGS-R03

Foreign Policy Formulation
and Diplomacy

AGS-R03

Foreign Policy Formulation
and Diplomacy

AGS-R04

International Public Law

AGS-R04

International Public Law

AGS-R05

Current Economic Policies

AGS-R05

Current Economic Policies

AGS-R06

International Organizations

AGS-R06

International Organizations

AGS-R07

Current Issues in IR&D

AGS-R07

Current Issues in IR&D

AGS-E03

Cultural Development
and Awareness

AGS-E14

International
Environmental Politics

AGS-E16

Extreme Crisis Situations,
Government and Media

AGS-E02

Strategy and
Conflict Resolution

AGS-E07

Principles of Economics

AGS-EA21

European Foreign Policies

AGS-EA31

The Modern Middle-East

AGS-EA60

India and South Asia

AGS-EA41

The Scramble for African Oil

AGS-T01

Directed Reading Seminar

AGS-T01

Directed Reading Seminar

AGS-T02

Thesis Seminar

AGS-T02

Thesis Seminar

 

 

 

Ruchi Anand India
Ph.D
Associate Professor
School of International Relations

quote leftThe 'AGS experience' is about travelling through various places, spaces, contexts, perspectives, theories, approaches and ideas, colored in different nationalities, accents, cultures and identities, all at one place. The AGS corridors may be short but they are wide if you let your minds roam free.quote right

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