2 February, 2021 at 8:21 AM
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For many of our alumni spread out in 100 countries across the globe, there was no Pardee School when you attended Boston University, only the Department of International Relations. We are now a full-fledged school: YOUR school.
There are many ways to engage with your alma mater, and we hope you do!
Our Pardee School alumni spotlights share the stories of our illustrious alumni and how their experience at BU shaped their professional journey after graduation.
"We are proud of every single one of our alumni and value having you in the BU Pardee School alumni family."
Experts explored how Germany, Brazil, and India have been expanding their global influence in the shadow of the U.S. and China.
"If we restrict the space of nature, if we restrict the space of biodiversity, then nature will hit back...there is no human health without ecological health."
Experts discussed the development of British diplomatic efforts in Pakistan from 1947 through the “War on Terror,” as chronicled in Ian Talbot's new book.
Ambassador Heine discusses to what extend that China's policies can be implemented in other countries and what ripple effect its success will have on the global economy.
What are the current educational models in the MENA region? How might liberal arts work in the context of the MENA region? Dean Najam joined fellow scholars to address these questions.
Professor Menchik's research examines the diffusion of missionary practices over the 18th and 19th centuries, demonstrating deep entanglements between the seemingly distinct ventures of Christianity, Islam, and liberalism.
As we enter a second holy season in a pandemic, Dean Najam discusses how communities of faith have tried to maintain a sense of community despite COVID-19.
"There are numerous ways that advanced economies and China can deploy unused SDRs to enable developing countries to tackle [COVID-19], protect the vulnerable, and mount a green and inclusive recovery in the developing world."
Rekindle old friendships, make new connections, and build your professional network!