Certificate in International Politics

This certificate is designed to provide an understanding of the history of international relations, the current world order, its dominant trends, and its likely evolution. It also addresses selected international policy issues that may be studied according to a student’s interests or professional requirements.

Required Courses

Area-study course (One required)

Elective Courses (Choose three)

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FEATURED FACULTY

Barbara P. Billauer

President, Foundation for Law and Science Centers; IWP Research Professor of Scientific Statecraft

Economic Statecraft and Conflict

In most international affairs curricula, economics is taught with a principal focus on trade, economic development, foreign aid, and international finance. What is frequently missing is that dimension of economics which concerns national security policy. This course covers that dimension.

Principal Professor

Norman A. Bailey