University of California, Los Angeles: New York - Global Studies: International Cooperation in an Era of Globalization
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- Location(s): New York, United States
- Program Type(s): Study Abroad
University of California, Los Angeles / UCLA
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New York is the place where global policy is formed on issues ranging from terrorism to HIV prevention. This summer, you can explore the world's most cosmopolitan city as you study the architecture of contemporary global governance and its premier... read more
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New York is the place where global policy is formed on issues ranging from terrorism to HIV prevention. This summer, you can explore the world's most cosmopolitan city as you study the architecture of contemporary global governance and its premier international institution--the United Nations. This course is designed for students who are interested in international diplomacy and politics in areas like human rights, development, human trafficking, the International Criminal Court, war crimes, and the Responsibility to Protect.
The course meets at NYU Law School, in Greenwich Village, the most interesting and exciting part of New York City. Students live in NYU dorms near to Washington Square Park
All students are expected to have taken at least an introductory course on globalization or comparable course in international relations prior to participating in the summer program as a basic understanding of globalization issues will be assumed for all participants. For more information on prerequisites, see curriculum section below.
The course meets at NYU Law School, in Greenwich Village, the most interesting and exciting part of New York City. Students live in NYU dorms near to Washington Square Park
All students are expected to have taken at least an introductory course on globalization or comparable course in international relations prior to participating in the summer program as a basic understanding of globalization issues will be assumed for all participants. For more information on prerequisites, see curriculum section below.
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