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The school will give you the opportunity to see far beyond the boundaries of the state
and explore and assess the economic, historical and cultural relationships found there.
You will discuss world issues with political and business leaders. You will develop
your own conclusions and solutions to problems faced by third world nations. Through
your courses, projects, lectures and discussions, you will discover the complexities
of international independence.
The Curriculum
The goals of the curriculum are:
- To develop problem solving skills related to global events
- To develop an appreciation and understanding of other cultures
- To enrich the critical thinking process with an international perspective
- To provide intensive instruction and research experiences in the political, economic
and social systems of the world.
Formal courses, supervised individual and group projects, and experimental learning
techniques will be part of the program. Seminars led by prominent international, national,
and local scholars, statesmen, and business executives will allow you to gain extensive
insight into international relations. In-depth study of languages, customs, lifestyles,
and cultures of various nationalities will be an integral part of the learning experience.
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