The Fletcher School offers a rigorous, yet flexible curriculum to let you tailor your graduate education to the international career of your choice. The following Fletcher courses can help you launch or advance a career in intelligence.
Analytic Frameworks for International Public Policy Decisions
The Arabs and Their Neighbors Since World War I
Contemporary South Asia
Daily Risks and Crisis Events: How People and Planners Cope with Vulnerability
Data Analysis and Statistical Methods
Decision Making and Public Policy
Econometrics
Economic Problems of Latin America
European Security: History, Politics and Institutions
European Union Diplomacy and Foreign Policy
The Foreign Relations of the United States Since 1917
Foundations of Policy Analysis
The Globalization of Central Asia and the Caucasus
History of the Turks and the International Politics of Eurasia
International Organizations
International Political Economy
International Political Economy of Development
Law and Politics of International Conflict Management
Micro Development Economics: Poverty Reduction Policy Analysis for Developing Countries
Petroleum in the Global Economy
Political Economy of International Trade and Investment
The Politics and Culture of Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan
Research Design and Methodology
Risk Management for Financial Institutions
Seminar on Actors in Global Governance
Seminar on International Legal Aspects of Globalization
Seminar on the Political Economy of Reform, Growth, and Equity
Sino-U.S. Relations Since 1900
Southwest Asia: History, Culture, and Politics
Sherif Mansour
GMAP 08
Committee to Protect Journalists
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