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School of International Service

The comparative and regional studies MA prepares students to become regional experts well-equipped to confront global…

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School of Public Affairs College of Arts & Sciences

Help improve policing and public safety through data science—the fastest-growing field in criminology. Become a…

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School of Public Affairs

This certificate is administered jointly by the Department of Government and Department of Justice, Law…

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School of International Service

Prepare yourself to tackle challenges at the nexus of environmental protection, community resilience, and equity. Gain…

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School of International Service

Today’s international affairs professionals must grapple with difficult, morally complex issues. The ethics,…

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School of International Service

Global environmental challenges are urgent and interconnected. The global environmental policy MA program empowers you to …

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School of International Service College of Arts & Sciences

Offered jointly by the Department of Anthropology, College of Arts and Sciences, and the School of International Service, …

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School of Public Affairs

Get the tools you need to tackle modern challenges in criminal justice and criminology, terrorism and homeland security,…

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Master of Arts Comparative and Regional Studies

School of International Service

The comparative and regional studies MA prepares students to become regional experts well-equipped to confront global challenges. You choose a theme and a region and are immersed in an experiential program combining traditional academics with methodological training, skills training, and policy practice. You’ll become conversant across regional and thematic disciplines—a quality much in demand by employers.

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Credits:: 39
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Bachelor of Science Data Sciences for Justice, Law and Criminology

School of Public Affairs College of Arts & Sciences

Help improve policing and public safety through data science—the fastest-growing field in criminology. Become a power user of premiere professional software and tools, and work with expert AU faculty in criminology, law, and statistics. Students learn research design, quantitative analysis, and how powerful statistical techniques can inform solutions. Program graduates work in cybersecurity, law enforcement, homeland security, and counterterrorism.

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Credits:: 120
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Undergraduate Certificate Digital Technology Generalist

School of Public Affairs

This certificate is administered jointly by the Department of Government and Department of Justice, Law and Criminology (School of Public Affairs). It is open to undergraduate degree and nondegree students.

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Credits:: 14

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Graduate Certificate Environment, Community, and Equity

School of International Service

Prepare yourself to tackle challenges at the nexus of environmental protection, community resilience, and equity. Gain expertise in theories linking environmental change and justice, and develop a foundational understanding of environmental equity issues. Graduates are ready for roles integrating environmental protection with equity in diverse settings like international organizations and NGOs. The program includes both curricular and co-curricular components.

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Master of Arts Ethics, Peace, and Human Rights

School of International Service

Today’s international affairs professionals must grapple with difficult, morally complex issues. The ethics, peace, and human rights MA trains students to use ethical frameworks to guide global policy analysis, development, and application. Our graduates facilitate peaceful solutions to international challenges and pursue meaningful careers in both the private and nonprofit sectors, government agencies, consulting firms—some founding their own organizations.

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Credits:: 36
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Master of Arts Global Environmental Policy

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Global environmental challenges are urgent and interconnected. The global environmental policy MA program empowers you to translate your passion for justice, ecological well-being, and humane governance into a lifetime of meaningful work. The rigorous curriculum offers you breadth and flexibility to focus on your chosen concentration. Our dynamic DC location gives students access to key people and organizations.

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Graduate Certificate Global Health and Culture

School of International Service College of Arts & Sciences

Offered jointly by the Department of Anthropology, College of Arts and Sciences, and the School of International Service, this certificate cultivates a cohort of students committed to cross-cultural work in global health. Participants receive rigorous training in medical anthropology, policy, and international affairs theory and methodologies. Alongside required coursework in CAS and SIS, students undertake a capstone project aligned with global health and culture themes.

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Bachelor of Arts Justice and Law

School of Public Affairs

Get the tools you need to tackle modern challenges in criminal justice and criminology, terrorism and homeland security, and justice and law. Our faculty comprise some of the nation’s foremost experts. Learn from policymakers who are facing the most pressing security concerns. Deepen your understanding with an internship at the FBI, US Customs, Secret Service, or Department of Homeland Security.

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