Master of Global Affairs and Policy
International Cooperation (PIC) Program Course List
Courses and their respective fields are subject to change per semester.
Required GSIS Core Courses [to be completed during a student’s first semester]
Research Design Methods or Statistics and Data Analysis (select ONE)
Introduction to International Economics
International Relations
Field of Concentrations
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International Security and Foreign Policy
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International Relations in East Asia
Japanese Politics and Foreign Policy
American Foreign Policy Since 1945
Asia’s Rise and the Rest of the World
Crisis Management
Intelligence and National Security
Seminar in Global Security
Machiavelli in the 21st Century: Contemporary
Issues from History’s Master Thinkers
A Comparison of Eastern and Western
Civilizations (Man and Nature: Taoism vs.
Judaism)
Rise of the East: Eastern Fundamentals vs.
Western Paradigms
East and West: Confucianism and Christianity
Small States in International Relations
Nuclear Issues in Global Affairs
International Conflict and Resolution
US – China Relations
Inter-Korean Relations
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17. Middle Powers and Global Governance: South
Korea and Australia in the Asian Century
18. North Korean’s Foreign Relations with Major
Powers: Issue and Prospect
19. Democracy and Global Justice
20. Maritime Issues in Asia and Implications for US
Alliances
21. Reconciliation and Justice in International
Politics
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International Development Cooperation
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International Law and Organizations
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NGOs and Development
Economic Institution and Policy in Korea
East Asian Political Economy
Political Economy of Korean Development
Culture and Globalization
ICT and Development
Sustainable Development and Energy Policy
Sustainable Development and Environment
Policy
Topics in Sustainable Development
Environment, Sustainability and International
Cooperation
Cultures, Institutions and Development Policy
Humanitarian Intervention: Theory and
Practice
Special Topics in Development Political
Economy
Gender and Society
Fragile States and Development Outcomes
UN and International Organizations
International Law
Race, Gender and Global Migration
International Migration in Legal and
Institutional Perspective
International Organization and Law
International Regulatory Agreements and
Compliance
American Law and Legal System I
American Law and Legal System II
American Constitutional Law: Civil Liberties
and Rights
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10. International Trade Law and Policy
11. International Environmental Law
12. International Political Economy
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East Asian Studies
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Modern Korean-Japanese Relations
Japanese Politics and Foreign Policy
Seminar in Japanese Economy
Political Economy of Japan
Understanding Japanese Cultural History: A
Comparative Perspective
Political Economy of Japan
Trade and Finance of Japan
Japanese Politics
Contemporary Chinese International Relations
Chinese Politics
China and the Korean Peninsula
Economic Development of China
Chinese Foreign Policy
China’s Rise in Historical Perspective
Contemporary Issues in East Asia
Critical Analysis of Chinese Power Politics
Management and Investment in China
Theories of International Cooperation and
China’s Policy
Economic Development of China
Rise of East Asia: Two Paradigms of
International Relations
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