Program Structure

The MA Program in International Relations has three specializations. Students focus on one area of specialization, but at the same time can take courses in all three areas.
By using a broad-based, multi-perspective approach to understanding and analyzing the momentous changes taking place in the Asia-Pacific region, graduates of the Program will be well-prepared to take on the region's challenges and opportunities in a wide range of professional capacities.

Area Studies	Chinese History in Modern and Post-WW II Period East Asian Regionalism Everyday Life in the Asia-Pacific Governance in China and Asia Japan in Asia Japanese Economic Development and Asia People, Culture, and Transnational Processes Political Society and Culture in Southeast Asia
International Relations	Chinese Economies and Asia East Asia and USA International Cooperation in Asia Pacific Region International Co-operation in the APEC Region and Laws International Relations and Security in East Asia International Relations in the Asia-Pacific Region Study of China's Diplomacy and International Relations
International Cooperation/ Global Information and Telecommunication	Economic Development and Infrastructure Educational Development in Developing Countries and International Cooperation Financial Economics; System, Policy and Management I Global Sustainability and International Development Cooperation Studies Globalization and Cultural Transformation in Asian Societies Info-Com., e-Gov.& CIO Policy I International Cooperation (Development Anthropology) International Economic Issues in Asia-Pacific Peace, Human Rights and Social Development in Less Developed Countries Telecommunications Economics, Business and Policy Evaluation I Ubiquitous Healthcare and Welfare Information System, Information Communication Industries, and Standardization I