Academic Year 2016-17
39 credit hours
Ethics, Peace, and Global Affairs
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Course Name
Semester/Year
Core Courses (18 credit hours)
PHIL-625
Seminar on Modern Moral Problems (3 credits)
PHIL-693
Global Ethics (3 credits)
SIS-619
Peace and Conflict Resolution Seminar I (3 credits)
SIS-622
Human Rights (3 credits)
Choose one of the following PHIL/RELG courses (3 credit hours each)
PHIL-520: Seminar on Ethical Theory
PHIL-655: Philosophy of Religion
PHIL-616: Feminist Philosophy
PHIL-617: Race and Philosophy
RELG-686: Religion and Global Violence
PHIL-702: Graduate Seminar in Philosophy:
Choose one of the following SIS courses (3 credit hours each)
SIS-619: Human Rights & Conflict
SIS-619: Gender, Conflict, & Peacebuilding
SIS-625: Int’l Organizations
SIS-619: Int’l Law & the Legal Order
SIS-610: Theories of Violence and War
Research Methodology (6 credit hours)
Choose two of the following (3 credits hours each)
o SIS-600: Int’l Affairs Stats & Methods
o SIS-750: Qualitative Research Methods in IPCR
o SIS-750: Qualitative Methods and Methodology
o SOCY-620: Social Research Methods
Concentration (9 credit hours)
Peace and Conflict Resolution
Global Environmental Justice
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ANTH-652: Anthropological Research Design
One qualifying paper PLUS an approved Graduate Seminar in
Philosophy (PHIL-702)
Other approved methods courses
Human Rights and Social Justice
Ethics of Development
International Economic Justice
Global Governance & Int’l Orgs
An approved self-designed concentration:
Elective (3 credit hours)
Electives may include professional skills institutes, an internship, additional thesis credits, or any other elective course
Capstone (3 credit hours each)
SIS-793: Practicum
SIS-795: SRP
SIS-794: SRP w/ coursework
SIS-797: Master’s Thesis*
PHIL-691: Internship in Philosophy
*An additional 3 credits of thesis may be registered as elective credit
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