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Master of Arts in Diplomacy |
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Norwich University |
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You will enjoy this academic investigation into some of the most important topics our world faces today. Theories behind international relations, international law, the world economy, international conflict, its management and its resolution, terrorism, and post-conflict nation building all come to life for you, the internationally-minded student. |
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Master of Arts in Humanities |
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American Public University |
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The Master of Arts in Humanities is based on the great ideas, works, and thinkers that have defined civilization as embodied in the “great books” tradition established at the University of Chicago and now in use at other leading institutions such as the University of Notre Dame, Boston University, and Columbia University. The curriculum addresses humankind’s fundamental topics through study of courses in humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. Students will engage in what Mortimer Adler defined as humankind’s, “great conversation.” The world’s most influential authors are studied in this program, and they include Thucydides, Aristotle, Dante, Epictetus, Descartes, Milton, Donne, Kant, Austen, Dostoesvsky, Gibbon, Hawking, Marx, and Weber, among many others. |
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Master of Arts in Journalism |
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Regent University |
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Students in Regent University’s Journalism
program earn a Master of Arts in Journalism
degree through graduate-level studies in the applied arts of broadcast, print and Internet news.
The Journalism program is designed to offer an intensive Journalism curriculum totaling 39 credit hours over a two-year cycle, including a summer semester. The newly updated program includes courses in theory, broadcast, print and the Internet. The cohort-style curriculum is carefully preset to ensure that each student gains the advanced, multi-skilled education and experiences that are essential to compete in the 21st century mass media marketplace. |
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Master of Arts in Political Science |
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American Public University |
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The Master of Arts in Political Science is a social science degree. Students learn about politics and study administration, comparative politics, international relations, political theory, public law, and methodology. The program has a large number of diverse subjects that focus on current US issues and areas such as Europe, the Middle East, the post-communist societies, Asia, peace and conflict, and lessons from the Holocaust. The subjects covered deal with broad issues of social and economic change, and require the development of a variety of research skills used in political analysis. Graduates of this program are prepared for careers in government such as public management, administration of justice, and military service. They are also equipped to pursuing elected positions. Graduates from political science programs also are found in various other professions involved in large organizations with extensive internal networks requiring skills in dealing with and managing people. |
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Philosophy, Politics and Economics - BA/BS |
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Eastern Oregon University |
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The Philosophy, Politics and Economics degree integrates broad academic areas in the humanities and the social and behavioral sciences. In this program the disciplines of economics, philosophy, and political science form the intellectual foundation for exploring critical social problems, the development of social policy, and critical policy analysis.
The program applies an interdisciplinary approach to important societal problems, utilizing the contributions of all three disciplines. The strength of the program is that it looks at policy analysis not just as the economist thinks of it (efficiency) and not just as the political scientist thinks of it (political efficacy), but also by the normative (“ought” or moral/ethical) dimensions that can be more rigorously addressed through philosophy.
This program prepares you for a variety of careers or career changes, including, but not limited to: teaching, journalism, criminal justice, public administration, social services, urban planning, banking and finance, and resource management.The program also provides excellent undergraduate preparation if you intend to pursue formal study of law. |
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