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 Yomaira joined the American Graduate School in Paris after what had already been a very international experience that had taken her from her native Dominican Republic to the US.
After doing the last part of her secondary education in the US she completed her Bachelor’s degree at the College of Holy Cross in Massachusetts, where she ...
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 "My educational journey is full of adventures and stories that led me from my native Rwanda to Zimbabwe, to England, South Korea, and finally France, where I am completing my Ph.D. in International Relations and Diplomacy at the American Graduate School in Paris.
After studying philosophy and humanities at an undergraduate level in Zimbabwe and ...
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My name is Emirjona Cake and I am a recent PhD candidate at the American Graduate School in Paris. Most of my research and focus has revolved around Middle East state-building, particularly in relation to Sykes-Picot and the current upheavals in Iraq and Syria. I joined AGS because I was looking for a program that incorporates International Relations with ...
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 I grew up in a middle-class suburban home in the northern suburbs of Sydney, Australia. With dozens of interests but no specific career goal at the time I enrolled to study economics and finance at Western Sydney University, earning my Bachelor degree in 1996. The degree included a one-year exchange program at the State University of ...
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 Fazola Nasretdinova (M.A., Class of 2017) has been accepted to present her AGS Master’s research at two upcoming conferences: the “Tenth International Conference on Climate Change: Impacts and Responses”, to be held at the University of Berkeley, United States on April 20-21, 2018, and the “Eleventh Global Studies Conference”, to be held at the University of Granada, ...
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 After finishing my undergraduate studies in Germany I did internships with a member of the European Parliament in Brussels, the regional representation of the European Commission in Bonn and a member of the German Parliament in Berlin. I had already been interested in political sciences in general, with a particular interest in ...
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 "As a Nigerian, my motivation to study International Relations was a desire to find solutions to the intricate problems of my country and contribute to its development and good governance. I moved to Paris to pursue this goal, obtaining a BA in International Economics at the American University of Paris before attending the American Graduate School ...
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 Megan Pritchard started her academic journey in the State of Washington, studying Foreign Affairs and French at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma with the overall goal of working for the US State Department as a Foreign Service officer. She then spent a couple of years living in France as a study abroad student and ...
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 “Upon graduating with my Master’s degree in International Relations and Diplomacy from the American Graduate School in Paris, I joined the AmeriCorps national service, where I served as a Language Acquisition Aide in Washington, D.C., working with recently migrated students. I was specifically placed to work with migrated populations because of my international background and ...
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 “I joined AGS largely to build an education platform to help make positive changes in the world. The motivations have not changed, but I am no longer naive to the difficulties of fostering change and the many forces that fight progressive reforms. In my career, I have done my best to remain politically agnostic while fostering ...
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My AGS experience was infinitely rewarding, from the classes to the faculty, to the student community. My time in Paris gave me many opportunities to connect and interact with people in the vibrant international community around Paris, from UNESCO to Human Rights Watch, to the countless other organisations that call Paris home.