Master of Science in International Relations
Program Description
The Master of Science in International Relations (MSIR) program is a 36 semester hour 12-course program designed to offer the graduates of diversified undergraduate programs an opportunity to obtain proficiency in international relations. TROY’s MSIR offers students the foundation and knowledge needed to gain a wide-ranging appreciation for the political, historical, cultural, economic, and geographical factors that affect international relations. Students gain critical insights into how global factors such as transnational corporations, environmental and human rights groups, and terrorist and criminal cartels interact with each other in the international arena.
TROY’s MSIR is often chosen by:
- Students who wish to expand their career options in fields such as foreign policy, international organization and law, national security, political economy, or Federal law enforcement or intelligence.
- Those seeking administrative, managerial positions, research positions in the field of international relations.
- Media, journalism, banking, corporate or government professionals transitioning into the international arena.
This degree is for students who have already earned a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university and want to earn an advanced degree to further their professional career.
MSIR 2009-2010 program requirements
NOTE: Not all courses and concentrations are offered at all Sites. Check with your local TROY Representative to verify which are offered in your area.
