Academics

Students enroll in the following two courses. Each course carries four credits. Students must enroll for a total of eight credits.

CAS IR562 Conflict Resolution: Concepts and Institutions
Geneva, May 18 – June 6. 4 cr. Syllabus

CAS IR565 Conflict Resolution: Workshops and Case Studies
London, June 6 – June 27. 4 cr. Syllabus

The program will make use of a variety of formats, including lectures, class discussions, guest speakers, workshops and excursions.

Internship Program Option (pending approval)
Students can also add a 6-week, 4 credit London internship to this program. The internship begins immediately on completion of the coursework. Students who choose the internship option will receive a total of 12 credits for the program. Please note: students must choose the Internship Program Option at the time of application. No changes can be permitted once the program is underway. Students doing an internship in London need a visa which must be acquired before the program begins.

Students enroll in a four-credit internship placement. The course number will depend on the field of specialization in which students complete their internships. Placements are contingent upon the student’s past experience, professional interests, and available opportunities in any given semester; flexibility is essential.

Choose one:

CAS IR 451 Internship in International Relations
CAS IR 455 Internship in International Organization

Faculty

Courses are taught by senior faculty drawn from Boston University's programs in Geneva and London.