This course list is updated as of November 2024.
Foundation courses may be counted as electives, if a foundation course has already been completed successfully but same course cannot be counted as both foundation and elective, i.e. no double counting; electives may not be taken in lieu of a foundation course. Courses not listed may be petitioned to the certificate (please reach out to Ambassador Bodine, Barbara.Bodine@georgetown.edu).
Foundation Courses
- Arab Studies
- ARST 5501: Studying the Arab World
- ARST 6519: International Relations in the Middle East
- ARST 6564: Political Economy: Middle East
- Asian Studies
- ASST 4044: The Pacific: Past, Present, Future
- Government
- GOVT 4456: Latin American Government and Politics
- GOVT 4460: Ethical Issues of International Relation
- GOVT 5669: Gender, International Security, & Development
- Global Human Development
- GHDP 5012/5013: Economics of Development: Poverty Alleviation I and II
- GHDP 5012/5013: Economics of Development: Poverty Alleviation I and II
- International Affairs
- INAF 3362: History’s Influence on Foreign Affairs
- INAF 4750: Statecraft and Negotiation
- International Migration
- ISIM 6698: Intro to Humanitarian Crises
- Latin American Studies
- LASP 7481: US – Latin American Relations
- LASP 7504: Political Economy of Latin America
- Master of Science in Foreign Service
- MSFS 5300: Practice of Policy Tradecraft
- MSFS 6330: International Mediation: Strategy/Methods
- MSFS 6363: US Refugee Policy: Facts and Myths
- Security Studies
- SEST 5000: Theory & Practice of Security
- SEST 5001: Strategy/Policy/Military Ops
- SEST 5100: US National Security Policy
- SEST 5210: Theory & Practice of Intelligence
Elective Courses
- Arab Studies
- ARST 5501: Studying the Arab World
- ARST 6519: International Relations in the Middle East
- ARST 6564: Political Economy: Middle East
- Asian Studies
- ASST 4044: The Pacific: Past, Present, Future
- ASST 4051: Post-1979 Pakistan, Afghanistan, Iran
- ASST 5058: Int’l History of Divided Korea
- ASST 5061: Chinese Approach: Science, State, Strategy
- African Studies
- AFSP 4425: Terrorism & Insurgency in Africa
- Global Human Development
- GHDP 5012/5013: Economics of Development: Poverty Alleviation I and II
- GDHP 6025: Applied Econometrics Workshop
- GDHP 6030: Government in Development: Thinking Strategy
- Government
- GOVT 4450: Politics: East Central Europe
- GOVT 4456: Latin American Government and Politics
- GOVT 4460: Ethical Issues of International Relation
- GOVT 5435: Politics of Human Rights: Latin America in Comparative Perspective
- GOVT 5516: The Future of Russia
- GOVT 5669: Gender, International Security, & Development
- GOVT 6233: Women and Leadership
- International Affairs
- INAF 3362: History’s Influence on Foreign Affairs
- INAF 4750: Statecraft and Negotiation
- INAF 7818: Immigration Law & Policy
- International Migration
- ISIM 3379: Refugees & Humanitarian Crises
- ISIM 4455: Immigrants, Refugees, and State
- ISIM 6698: Intro to Humanitarian Crises
- Latin American Studies
- LASP 4821: Brazil, Development, and Complexity
- LASP 7481: US – Latin American Relations
- LASP 7502: Culture & Power in Latin America
- LASP 7504: Political Economy of Latin America
- Master of Science in Foreign Service
- MSFS 5300: Practice of Policy Tradecraft
- MSFS 6100: Economic Development Theory, Evidence, & Policy
- MSFS 6120: Trade Law & Policy Practicum
- MSFS 6305: Global Governance and Rivalry
- MSFS 6330: International Mediation: Strategy/Methods
- MSFS 6335: Identity & Conflict
- MSFS 6350: Global Institutions: UN & Beyond
- MSFS 6363: US Refugee Policy: Facts and Myths
- MSFS 6385: Intelligence & National Security
- MSFS 7110: Economic Growth & Crisis
- MSFS 7210: Global Government Relations
- MSFS 7520: Data and Diplomacy
- Security Studies
- SEST 5000: Theory & Practice of Security
- SEST 5001: Strategy/Policy/Military Ops
- SEST 5100: US National Security Policy
- SEST 5210: Theory & Practice of Intelligence
- SEST 5370: Ethnic Conflict & Civil War
- SEST 5460: Terrorism/Counterterrorism
- SEST 6512: Congress & US National Security Policy
- SEST 6525: SE Asian Security
- SEST 6536: The UN, the US, & Peacekeeping
- SEST 6579: Warfare in the Middle East
- SEST 6580: Stability Challenges: S/SE Asia
- SEST 6594: Energy and Security
- SEST 6606: National Security Law
- SEST 6677: Russian National Security
- Turkish Studies
- TKST 4452: Turkish Foreign Policy