Spring 2013 Fletcher Course Listing and Schedule - as of February 13
To download the 2012-2013 Fletcher Bulletin, which features course descriptions and faculty profiles, visit the Admissions webpage. Please review the Spring 2013 Fletcher Bulletin Addendum for updates applicable to this term.
DME Series May 2013 Schedule and Important Information to Review
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Fall 2012 Fletcher Course Listing and Schedule
Fall 2012 Bulletin Addendum
Equivalency Exams Information - 2013-2014
Please note the next two offerings of the Equivalency Exams will be during the Fall 2013 Orientation Program in the morning of
Friday, August 30, 2013, as well as during the Spring 2014 Orientation Program in the morning of Thursday, January 9, 2014.
Important: As a reminder, the Equivalency Exams are administered, without exception, only twice a year.
Please review the
Equivalency Exams Information Sheet. If you plan to take the Quantitative Reasoning B205/206 Equivalency Exam, please review the
Useful Expressions Information Sheet.
Course Descriptions
All Fletcher courses are offered through one of three divisional classifications. The divisions tend to correspond to traditional academic disciplines or departments. You must complete some courses in each of the school's three divisions to meet the School's breadth requirement.
International Law and Organizations (ILO)
The division of ILO offers courses and specialized seminars on various aspects of public international law, international organizations, human rights, international business and economic law, and law and development.
ILO Courses Offered
Diplomacy, History and Politics (DHP)
The division of DHP focuses on the foreign policies of various nations that are often, though not exclusively, grouped by geographic regions. Principal offerings include courses in international information and communications, international environmental and resource policy, negotiation and dispute resolution, political economy, political systems and theories, international security, leadership and statecraft, and comparative and developmental politics.
DHP Courses Offered
Economics and International Business (EIB)
The division of EIB includes courses related to international trade and finance; the economics of developing countries; problems of energy, resources, food and agriculture; international business management and international business finance. In addition, a number of courses in methodology and theory are offered for candidates emphasizing economics.
EIB Courses Offered