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The School of International Service (SIS) Office of International Programs (OIP) organizes a variety of optional experiential learning programs abroad throughout the year for International Relations Online students. These programs are designed to provide SIS online students with access to a diverse portfolio of international opportunities—experiences that will complement their studies at SIS and help them broaden their international perspectives.

Opportunities include AU faculty-led summer programs, semester abroad, and select summer courses offered at partner institutions abroad. SIS OIP may also be able to provide resources for students to seek out summer internships abroad through AU Abroad, as well as through the connections of SIS faculty and alumni abroad. Program locations change to reflect student needs and interests.

The diverse portfolio of programs provides a chance for students from different backgrounds to explore opportunities that best fit their needs and schedules. Programs can range from six months abroad at a partner school to two to four weeks abroad during the summer. Pre-departure meetings are typically hosted in the early evening (EST) to work around students’ schedules.

Please note: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, American University has temporarily suspended all spring and summer 2021 study abroad programs. SIS Abroad will offer several online/virtual opportunities that are similar to previous summer study abroad offerings and hopes to resume normal summer abroad options in 2022.

Summer 2021 Virtual Courses

The following are representative of the virtual courses offered to students while normal summer abroad operations were suspended:

• Geopolitical Frontiers in the South Caucasus
• International Affairs with the Graduate Institute
• International Security and Intelligence with the Cambridge Security Initiative

This summer we are not offering practica abroad — explore our upcoming practica offerings online and on campus.

Why Study Abroad?

The goal of International Relations Online is to help students gain a global perspective so they can succeed in the field of international affairs. Study abroad opportunities help students apply the skills they gain from their courses and build intercultural competency by:

• analyzing and interpreting conflicts that involve people of different cultures while experiencing them firsthand
• gaining real-world experience with the concepts they learn in the classroom
• collaborating with peers in groups acting as consultants for international organizations
• networking with influential organizations, world leaders, and American University’s top faculty

“The South Africa summer study abroad was life-changing! We learned from leading scholars at UCT [University of Cape Town] discussing a variety of issues concerning South Africa, including foreign policy, inequality, education, HIV/AIDS, economic and political history, domestic politics, environment sustainability, and much more.”

Sichao Ni, International Relations Online Study Abroad Student, Cape Town, South Africa

Available Study Abroad Programs

Study abroad programs led by SIS faculty include an online component and an abroad component. The online component—which includes one to two meetings per week before and after the program—prepares students for their time abroad and facilitates further discussion after they return. The duration of time abroad varies by course, ranging from two to four weeks and averaging about two weeks. These options are available to all students in the Master of Arts in International Relations and Executive Master of International Service programs. Programs can be competitive—submitting an application does not guarantee admission.

Short-Term Summer Abroad Courses

During the summer, SIS offers a portfolio of short-term, experiential courses facilitated by SIS faculty and at SIS partner schools. These courses include lectures, discussions, workshops, and site visits. Courses change every year, based on student interest and faculty availability, but always cover a broad range of issues in IR. New summer courses abroad are typically announced in mid-November in the SIS OIP newsletter, with applications due in early February. Short-term summer abroad options include:

Course at SIS Partner School

Typically 2-4 weeks abroad

Students can earn 3 credits through a course offered by an SIS partner school. Students will receive a transcript and academic credit through the partner school. SIS OIP will manage the process of transferring these credits to AU.

SIS Faculty-Led Practicum Course

Typically 2-4 weeks abroad, with meetings in the U.S. prior to/post travel

This faculty-led program fulfills the SIS capstone requirement. Students spend the summer semester working in teams with clients abroad, drawing on their substantial research, as well as qualitative and quantitative skills, to prepare final oral and written analyses and recommendations. Practicums are designed to give second-year master’s students real-world experiences in project management and consulting, while preparing them for postgraduate careers. Credit is awarded by AU.

SIS Faculty-Led Seminar Course

Unlike the practicum, this faculty-led seminar does not fulfill the SIS capstone requirement and does not include a client-based project. Depending on the course topic and location, students may visit local organizations, NGOs, government offices, and sites of cultural importance, and conduct research on the course topic. Credit is awarded by AU.

Semester Abroad Courses

While short-term opportunities fit the needs of many of our students, we also offer longer-term semester abroad opportunities . Examples of previous courses include:

Freetown, Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone is one of the world’s poorest countries, still recovering from a decade-long civil war and, more recently, an outbreak of Ebola. Students traveled there for two weeks to investigate how officials across levels—including the UN, international NGOs, and community-based organizations—partner to achieve shared development goals.

Practicum Experiences

During a summer practicum experience, students consult with an international client while producing original research that is relevant to the community, country, or broader region. Examples of previous summer practicum programs include:

Ketura, Israel (3 credits)

This practicum focused on the three-year Arava/PWEG “Green Technologies in Cooperative Date Farming” project launched in 2017. The project engaged Palestinian and Israeli farming communities in joint cooperative and learning efforts as a peace- and confidence-building measure. The principal research task of the program was to assess the project at its midway point.

Copenhagen, Denmark (3 credits)

During this course, students studied cyber conflict in the area; how cyber tactics are used for coercion; and to what extent the conflict spills over into the commercial space, creating new markets for malware and cybercrime. The course included a visit to NATO’s “northern flank” Scandinavian and Baltic countries and concluded with a student presentation on how government and corporate partners forecast the future of cyber conflict in the region.

Yogyakarta, Indonesia (3 credits)

Students spent roughly two weeks in Indonesia conducting project design, monitoring, and evaluation tasks with local NGOs. The partner for the practicum was VIA, a nonprofit organization that specializes in cross-cultural understanding and transformative education programs in Asia and the United States. Local NGOs included organizations that work in public health, human rights, development, interfaith dialogue, and other areas.

New Providence, Bahamas (3 credits)

Working virtually with the FOCUS program, a long-standing after-school program for historically underserved Bahamian youth, students developed relevant evaluation indicators, built an analytical plan, and began an evaluation of the program’s impact. They then presented their findings and future recommendations to foundation staff in person in the Bahamas, exercising intercultural competency skills as they engaged with our Bahamian partners.

International Internships

In structured international internship placements , students are directly supported by SIS faculty or connected through an AU Abroad Center. Faculty and staff select opportunities and organizations that are directly relevant to students’ academic and professional interests.

Graduate Global Program

The Graduate Global Program is a support system for students who want to conduct independent research, secure their own internships, and participate in other professional development activities such as conferences or workshops abroad. Academic advisors and the SIS Office of International Programs (OIP) can help students to:

• connect with relevant faculty or institutions abroad
• register their activities (regardless of whether they are credit- or non-credit-bearing)
• acquire emergency international health insurance
• find alternative funding sources

Eligibility Requirements

To be eligible for study abroad opportunities, International Relations Online students must:

• Hold status as a graduate student at American University. Non-AU graduate students may only apply to select programs (see program-specific pages for eligibility).
• Achieve and maintain good academic and university standing.
• Submit an approved plan of study. As part of the application process, students should meet with their academic advisors to get approval for the courses they plan to take.

Each program will have additional eligibility requirements listed on its respective website. To learn more about study abroad opportunities, visit the Office of International Programs or contact them via e-mail .

You can also obtain more information about study abroad funding options .

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Political Science and International Relations (PhD)

The Department of Political Science and International Relations currently offers a Ph.D. (Doctor of Philosophy) degree, which consists of coursework during the first six semesters followed by dissertation research and writing. Students earn an M.A. as part of their Ph.D.​ studies.  

The program prepares students for occupations related to several aspects of political science, but primarily for joining the professoriate, as college and university professors. 

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Comparative Politics

Comparative Politics as a sub-field is a wide and diverse area of study that deals with politics beyond the U.S. It embraces a range of methodological and theoretical approaches. At the University of Delaware, our comparative politics faculty conduct research in gender and politics in Africa, governance in Africa, comparative political economy with a focus on Europe, populism in Latin America, regionalism in Asia, religion and politics in the Middle East, and ethnic conflict.

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International Relations (IR) is the study of international and transnational politics broadly understood.   Work in the IR subfield is attentive to exchanges and processes among states, peoples, corporations and other economic activity, organizations, transnational actors and movements, as well among the global, regional, and local levels of politics. The IR faculty at the University of Delaware conduct research in areas of historical IR and the historical evolution of the international system; normative IR theory; conflict and peace-building; international security; security studies; political economy; gender and IR; human rights and human security; and global, regional, and transnational governance.  

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The subfield of Political Theory consists of offerings in political theory and law. The political theory subfield focuses on the conceptual frameworks we use to understand, explain, and evaluate our political world. Our faculty includes specialists in both theory and law, many of whom overlap with other subfields in the discipline and who have interdisciplinary ties with fields including Legal Studies, Women and Gender Studies, Sexuality and Gender Studies, and Islamic Studies. Our department includes the study of both the history of ideas and contemporary political and social theory, with strengths in critical theory, modern and postmodern political theory, feminist and queer theory, democratic theory, and Islamic political thought. 

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	Sep 19, 2024   American University Catalog 2023-2024     American University Catalog 2023-2024 [ARCHIVED CATALOG] Offered by the School of International Service   , the International Relations (PhD) program enables students to produce knowledge for careers in university teaching and research, government, and non-governmental organizations both in the United States and internationally. The curriculum provides training in international relations that is both multi-disciplinary and policy-relevant. The core courses in international relations, comparative social theory, comparative and regional studies, and methodology provide a foundation that allows students considerable flexibility to pursue additional coursework, research, and writing in international affairs. Major emphasis is placed on research and all students are required to successfully defend an original dissertation of their own design that makes a contribution to knowledge in their chosen area. In addition to completing the dissertation, students are encouraged to present conference papers, engage in collaborative work with faculty members, and submit articles to refereed journals. Admission to the Program Applicants for the PhD degree program must hold an accredited bachelor’s or master’s degree, or its equivalent, in a field related to international relations. Applicants must have a prior cumulative grade point average that is substantially above B (3.00 or higher on a 4.00 scale) for coursework relevant to international relations. The program is designed for study on a full-time basis. Applicants for the PhD degree are considered and admitted only for the fall semester each year. The school does not permit students to begin their doctoral work in the spring. Deferral of matriculation in the PhD program is not permitted. In order to be considered for fall admission, applications and all supporting materials must reach the SIS Graduate Admissions Office no later than December 15. All applicants are required to submit results of the Graduate Record Examination (GRE). Non-native English speakers are required to submit results of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) unless they hold a degree from a US-accredited institution before enrollment at SIS. The minimum TOEFL score for full admissions consideration is 100 on the Internet-based test (iBT) or 600 on the paper-based test (PBT). The minimum IELTS score is 7.0. Applicants should plan to take the appropriate test well in advance of the December 15 deadline. All applicants must submit at least three letters of reference which evaluate their suitability for undertaking doctoral study in international relations. At least one of those letters must assess their academic performance. Cultural factors are considered in making admissions decisions and in evaluating transcripts and examination results. Doctoral students may transfer up to 6 credit hours of previous graduate coursework earned at accredited institutions with a minimum grade of B in each course. Such credits must have been earned within five years of admission and must be relevant to a student’s program of study. Requests for transfer of graduate credit are considered during the student’s first term. Degree Requirements 39 credit hours of approved graduate work Minimum 3.00 cumulative GPA in all graduate work is required to remain in good academic standing and to earn the degree Proficiency in a modern foreign language: Research competence in English and another modern foreign language relevant to the student’s career objectives must be certified The first or qualifying examination is normally taken at the end of the first year. The qualifying exam requires the demonstration of competency in theoretical, epistemological, and methodological literature and issues in international relations, comparative social theory, and comparative and regional studies. These areas are addressed in the core seminars that students normally complete during their first year of residence, although the scope of the examination is not limited to topics covered in the seminars A second examination, the Field Comprehensive Examination, is in a student’s chosen field of specialization. This Comprehensive Field Examination is a scholarly paper in which students must demonstrate knowledge of the scholarly literature related to a research question approved by their Field Concentration Chair. With the permission of the SIS Director of Doctoral Studies and the advice of at least three qualified scholars, the student may also construct a special field The SIS Director of Doctoral Studies chairs the prospectus defense. The examiners also include the student’s dissertation committee, which is comprised of a minimum of three members, one of whom serves as chair and as the primary supervisor of the dissertation research. It is the responsibility of the student to secure the agreement of a full-time tenured member of the School of International Service faculty to serve as the chair of his or her dissertation committee. At least two members of the dissertation committee must be full-time, tenure-line members of the American University faculty. The members of the committee must be approved by the SIS Director of Doctoral Studies and the American University Doctoral Council Students are normally expected to complete their prospectus defense no later than the end of the sixth semester after entering the program. For details on scheduling comprehensive examinations and examination procedures, consult the director of the PhD program or the SIS Graduate Office Advancement to candidacy: To be advanced to candidacy, students must remedy any deficiencies specified at the time of admission, complete all graduate work, be certified as proficient in a modern foreign language in addition to English, have passed their written and oral examinations, have submitted certification of completion of Responsible Conduct of Research training, and have successfully defended their dissertation prospectus Students must present a completed draft of their dissertation for defense. They are responsible for ensuring that the final draft of their dissertation meet university style requirements. Dissertations must be approved by the dean of the School of International Service Statute of limitations: American University’s academic regulations provide that all graduate work for the doctorate must be completed in no more than nine years after the date of first enrollment as doctoral student. Prior to the expiration of that time limit, a student may petition for an extension of candidacy. Under compelling circumstances, students may apply for one-year extensions beyond the expected time to degree, with a maximum of three extensions. Students must petition the SIS Director of Doctoral Studies for each one-year extension; each extension must also be approved by the SIS Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs and Graduate Education and the Vice Provost for Graduate Studies and Research Course Requirements Core theory (12 credit hours). SIS-801 Schools of Thought in International Relations (3) SIS-802 Comparative and Regional Studies (3) SIS-803 Advanced Seminar in International Relations (3) SIS-804 Social Theory in Comparative and International Perspective (3) Social Science Research Methodology (15 credit hours) SIS-806 Quantitative Methods in International Relations (3) SIS-807 Qualitative Methods in International Relations (3) SIS-808 Politics and Policy Making in International Relations (3) SIS-810 Research Design (3) SIS-811 Dissertation Development Workshop (3) Concentration (9 credit hours) Note: Specific course requirements as well as additional preparation for the field examinations are determined by each field. Development Studies Global Environment Global Governance and International Organizations Peace and Conflict Resolution Security and Political Violence Technology, Security, and Social Change United States Foreign Policy Electives (3 credit hours) 3 credit hours from coursework relevant to a student’s program of study and approved by the SIS Director of Doctoral Studies Research and Writing Requirement A student is required to maintain full-time status until they successfully defend a dissertation. Upon advance to candidacy, a student maintains enrollment status by registering for SIS-899 Doctoral Dissertation (9)   . For each semester, up to 9 credit hours of SIS-899    is priced at the equivalent of one graduate credit hour Lobachevsky State University of Nizhni Novgorod: Statistics Updated: February 29, 2024 Position Category #1817 of 14,131 In #618 of 2,785 In #25 of 385 In #1 of 7 In #758 of 1,013 For Top50% For Quick Review Acceptance rate & admissions. Acceptance Rate 65% Admissions Requirements Secondary school certificate (Attestat o srednem obrazovanii) and entrance examination Academic Calendar September to June (September - January; February-June) We've calculated the 65% acceptance rate for Lobachevsky State University of Nizhni Novgorod based on the ratio of admissions to applications and other circumstantial enrollment data. Treat this information as a rough guide and not as a definitive measure of your chances of admission. Different programs may have significantly varying admissions rates. Research profile Lobachevsky State University of Nizhni Novgorod has published 10,100 scientific papers with 65,152 citations received. The research profile covers a range of fields, including Physics, Engineering, Chemistry, Quantum and Particle physics, Biology, Materials Science, Organic Chemistry, Environmental Science, Computer Science, and Optical Engineering. Lobachevsky State University of Nizhni Novgorod majors by publication & citation count / 47,973 / 44,345 / 46,854 / 40,437 / 38,539 / 30,930 / 29,726 / 21,231 / 27,242 / 21,195 / 11,707 / 14,925 / 20,940 / 20,174 / 11,634 / 9,216 / 12,260 / 17,227 / 8,483 / 10,817 / 6,836 / 10,551 / 9,603 / 10,884 / 5,946 / 9,133 / 2,472 / 8,039 / 2,449 / 8,765 / 7,495 / 6,625 / 3,397 / 5,458 / 5,825 / 6,394 / 5,141 / 5,853 / 2,266 / 3,542 Annual publication & citation counts Year Publications Citations 1991 4 9 1992 15 11 1993 15 16 1994 22 11 1995 21 35 1996 18 39 1997 27 32 1998 38 41 1999 39 63 2000 25 53 2001 77 62 2002 81 71 2003 91 106 2004 75 108 2005 85 140 2006 114 205 2007 90 241 2008 115 227 2009 114 294 2010 133 355 2011 174 427 2012 161 635 2013 268 758 2014 415 1092 2015 625 1903 2016 662 2814 2017 653 3330 2018 723 4220 2019 848 5372 2020 1059 7678 2021 1193 10341 2022 1128 11490 2023 919 12084 The tuition table for Lobachevsky State University of Nizhni Novgorod gives an overview of costs but prices are approximate and subject to change and don't include accommodation, textbooks, or living expenses. The costs of programs might differ significantly for local and international students. The only source of truth for current numbers is the university's official website. Program Tuition Cost (per year) Bachelor's Degree 150,000 RUB Master's Degree 200,000 RUB PhD Program 250,000 RUB The currency used is Russian Ruble (RUB). The Lobachevsky State University of Nizhni Novgorod has financial aid programs and on-campus housing. Programs and Degrees The table below displays academic fields with programs and courses that lead to Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctorate degrees offered by Lobachevsky State University of Nizhni Novgorod. Note that the table provides a general overview and might not cover all the specific majors available at the university. Always visit the university's website for the most up-to-date information on the programs offered. Programs Bachelor Master Doctoral Art & Design Yes Yes Yes Biology Yes Yes Yes Business Yes Yes Yes Chemistry Yes Yes Yes Computer Science Yes Yes Yes Economics Yes Yes Yes Engineering Yes Yes Yes Environmental Science Yes Yes Yes Liberal Arts & Social Sciences Yes Yes Yes Mathematics Yes Yes Yes Medicine Yes Yes Yes Physics Yes Yes Yes Psychology Yes Yes Yes Diplom Spetsialista Biochemistry, Biophysics, Chemistry, Economics, Information Technology, Law, Psychology, Taxation, Telecommunications Engineering Magistr Administration, Applied Mathematics, Biology, Business Computing, Chemistry, Computer Science, Cultural Studies, Ecology, Economics, Electronic Engineering, Finance, History, Human Resources, Information Technology, International Relations and Diplomacy, Journalism, Law, Management, Mathematics, Philology, Physical Education, Political Sciences, Psychology, Radiophysics, Regional Studies, Social Work, Sociology Kandidat Nauk Accountancy, Administrative Law, Analytical Chemistry, Civil Law, Commercial Law, Computer Science, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Demography and Population, Developmental Psychology, Ecology, Economic and Finance Policy, Economics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Finance, Germanic Languages, History, History of Law, History of Societies, Industrial and Organizational Psychology, Industrial and Production Economics, Inorganic Chemistry, International Economics, Journalism, Labour Law, Literature, Mathematics, Organic Chemistry, Pedagogy, Philosophy, Philosophy of Education, Physical Chemistry, Physics, Political Sciences, Psychology, Radiophysics, Russian, Sociology, Statistics Lobachevsky State University of Nizhni Novgorod faculties and divisions Faculty : Biology Biology Faculty : Chemistry Chemistry Faculty : Computational Mathematics and Cybernetics Computer Engineering, Electronics and Automation, Mathematics and Computer Science Faculty : Economics Economics Faculty : Finance Finance Faculty : History History Faculty : International Relations International Relations and Diplomacy Faculty : Law Law Faculty : Management and Business Business and Commerce, Management Faculty : Mechanics and Mathematics Mathematics, Mechanics Faculty : Philology Philology Faculty : Physical Education and Sports Physical Education, Sports Faculty : Physics Physics Faculty : Radio Physics Physics Faculty : Social Sciences Social Sciences Institute : Economics and Entrepreneurship Accountancy, Business and Commerce, Business Computing, Economics, Small Business School : General and Applied Physics Applied Physics, Physics Location and contacts Address prosp. Gagarina 22 Nižnij Novgorod, 603022 Russia City population 1,252,000 431 IMAGES International Relations Online Master of Arts in International Relations Online American University International Relations Undergraduate The 5 Best Online Doctorates in International Relations for 2021 International Relations Online International Relations Online at American University VIDEO GHANA/UPCOMING PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.POLITICAL DISCOURSES TAKE COURSE Arundhati Singh Tiwari, an MA International Relations student at SAU 100% Free Tuition at an American University (Online) Preparing For MS/MPhil/PhD Test and Interview in Linguistics & Literature Fully funded Scholarship for Masters, Phd Students 2024, International Students|Move to USA for FREE Meet The International Open University COMMENTS PhD The School of International Service's (SIS) PhD in International Relations provides qualified and dedicated students with the training, knowledge, and experience necessary to pursue careers in the scholarly and policy worlds and to contribute game-changing solutions in international affairs as emerging thought leaders. International Relations Online American University's School of International Service (SIS) offers an online Master of Arts in International Relations (MAIR) degree and an online Master of International Service (MIS) executive degree for experienced professionals.SIS graduate degrees equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to make a difference in our complex and interconnected world, whether in government ... Program: International Relations (PhD) Offered by the School of International Service , the International Relations (PhD) program enables students to produce knowledge for careers in university teaching and research, government, and non-governmental organizations both in the United States and internationally.The curriculum provides training in international relations that is both multi-disciplinary and policy-relevant. Program Details Year One. SIS-801 Schools of Thought in International Relations SIS-806 Quantitative Methods in International Relations SIS-803 Advanced Seminar in International Relations SIS-804 Social Theory in Comparative and International Perspective SIS-807 Qualitative Methods in International Relations. Students will also join more advanced PhD students ... School of International Service The core curriculum covers the foundational fields of international studies: international relations, comparative and regional studies, and social theory. Our PhD graduates have received appointments at prestigious universities such as Virginia Tech and the University of Reading in Great Britain. 91%. 91 Working, Grad School, or Both. School of International Service Undergraduate degree. GRE score. TOEFL/IELTS score if international applicant. Three letters of recommendation. Statement of Purpose. Resume. Application. Completion of online application. Please note: the SIS PhD program does not allow shared or transferred credits. Admissions FINAL DEADLINE. January 2025. October 21, 2024. November 18, 2024. Request information to learn more about International Relations Online or contact Admissions at 855-306-2847 open_in_new. School of International Service SIS offers nearly 20 degree programs, including: two-year, on-campus master's degrees. an accelerated degree for experienced professionals and practitioners. an online master's degree in international relations. a one-year master's degree for partner institutions. an interdisciplinary doctoral program for international relations scholars. Master of Arts in International Relations Online Students enrolled in the Master of Arts in International Relations program benefit from an innovative, online learning platform that combines live classes hosted via webcam, interactive course work, and collaborative group exercises. The platform allows for flexibility while receiving a world-class education at American University's School of ... Admissions Requirements If the application fee is paid off-line, the check must be sent, payable to American University, to the following on-campus address: International Relations Online Attn: Matthew Meekins School of International Service American University 4400 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Washington, D.C. 20016 . Request More Information Degrees The online graduate degree programs from American University's top-10-ranked School of International Service blend theory and practice to prepare students to launch or advance their careers in a variety of fields. ... Students study key international relations theories and principles and learn to influence decisions across borders and ... Master of Arts in International Relations (MAIR) Request information to learn more about International Relations Online or contact Admissions at 855-306-2847 open_in_new. At the online Master of Arts in International Relations program at American University, students study the key principles and perspectives on policy and affairs. Program: International Relations (MA) Degree Requirements. 36 credit hours of approved graduate work with a minimum 3.00 cumulative GPA. Capstone Experience: Demonstration of research and writing skills through completion of one of the following: Practicum: 3 credit hours with grade of B or better. Substantial Research Paper: 3 credit hours with grade of B or better. Tuition & Financial Aid For all International Relations Online programs, tuition is $2,238 per credit hour for the Fall 2024, Spring 2025, and Summer 2025 semesters. The number of credits varies by program: Please note, tuition rate is subject to change each academic year and tuition changes are applicable to all enrolled students. Immersion experiences will have an ... Study Abroad To be eligible for study abroad opportunities, International Relations Online students must: Hold status as a graduate student at American University. Non-AU graduate students may only apply to select programs (see program-specific pages for eligibility). Achieve and maintain good academic and university standing. Online Programs American University. Online Online Programs. Online Homepage. ... Master of Science in International Relations and Business Online. Graduate Degree. Learn More. Master of Arts in Teaching Special Education: Learning Disabilities ... Learn More. Graduate Certificate. Graduate Certificate in Sports Analytics and Management. Graduate Certificate ... Program: International Relations (MPhil) Offered by the School of International Service , the Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in International Relations is open only to students enrolled in the International Relations (PhD) . 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