Masters Programs in International Studies

University of Denver

• University of Denver's international studies master's program requires students to earn 90 credits, which takes approximately two years to complete. In addition to core courses in international and comparative politics, students take 20 credits of concentrated study in subjects such as international political economy or political theory. A thesis is optional. Internships are also optional but recommended. Applicants submit transcripts, recommendation letters, a personal statement and resume. Graduates of the program often work for government agencies and nonprofit organizations.

  University of Denver
  Korbel School of International Studies
  2201 South Gaylord Street
  Denver, CO 80208
  303-871-2324
  du.edu

George Washington University

• The Master of International Studies (MIS) degree program at George Washington University is designed for students who hold master's degrees in subjects such as political science or history. Participants in the 28-credit program select a concentration of study in global issues or regional studies after completing core courses in political science, economics and history. Students majoring in global issues focus on topics such as global health, U.S. foreign policy and conflict resolution. Regional studies majors take courses focusing on a specific geographic areas, such as Asia or Latin America.

  George Washington University
  Elliott School of International Affairs
  1957 E Street NW
  Washington, DC 20052
  202-994-6240
  gwu.edu

University of Miami

• International studies master's students at the University of Miami choose majors in international relations, comparative politics or international and comparative political economy. Applicants submit transcripts, standardized test scores and recommendation letters. Students select core and major-area courses that focus on globalization, political regimes, global trade and partisan politics, among other things. Graduates may work in government, profit and non-profit organizations or continue their studies at the Ph.D. level.

  University of Miami
  1000 Memorial Drive
  Coral Gables, FL 33124
  305-284-4303
  as.miami.edu