In these difficult and disruptive times, we are all looking for orientation for pursuing the peaceful change initiated through the process of Globalization. After collective emotions and motions following the recent events in ...
Following the recent tragic events that occurred in Paris, Natalie Marshall, an Arcadia University student enrolled in the study abroad program at AGS this spring , wrote this blog post where she shares the reassuring information she found ...
By Eileen Servidio, Ph.D. President of the School of International Relations and Diplomacy at AGS
The recent terrorist attacks in France attempted, through terror, to cripple fundamental values – tolerance, non-violence, freedom of speech – that are at ...
On December 1-2, the group of undergraduate students went to Brussels for a two-day class trip. The focal point of the trip was a guided tour of the European Parliament, designed to complement the classroom study of EU ...
With inspiring speakers from around the world and over 180 in the audience, the AGS conference on Violence Against Women that took place in Paris on November 28 accomplished its objective: raise awareness of the public and bring ...
A five-day trip to Portugal was organized by the AGS Graduate Student Association, which took fifteen students to Lisbon where they had a chance to explore the city and its surroundings, bond with fellow students, and create unforgettable ...
The latest issue of the Journal of Political Studies (November 2014) features no less than three articles authored by AGS students or recent graduates. This bumper crop was performed thanks to the support of AGS professor, Ambassador Wilfried ...
On October 28th, AGS hosted a convivial cocktail event bringing together its Paris alumni to connect or reconnect around an informal buffet of French wine and cheeses.
AGS Paris alumni are from a wide variety of national origins - ...
For me, a key attraction of AGS was the opportunity to complete two Masters’ degrees in two years in two languages.