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 your work in refugee or migration assistance.
Analytic Frameworks for International Public Policy Decision
Daily Risks and Crisis Events
Decision Making and Public Policy
Diplomacy: History, Theory, and Practice
Elements of International Environmental Policy
Foreign Relations and National Security Law
The Foreign Relations of the United States to 1917
The Foreign Relations of the United States Since 1917
Forced Migration
Foundations of Policy Analysis
Gender, Culture and Conflict in Complex Humanitarian Emergencies
GIS for International Applications
Humanitarian Action in Complex Emergencies
Humanitarian Studies in the Field
International Law in International Relations
International Human Rights Law
International Humanitarian Law
International Organizations
Legal and Institutional Aspects of International Trade
Migration and Transnationalism in Latin America
NATO in the Balance: 21st Century Transatlantic Relations
Political Economy and Business Context of Latin America
Processes of International Negotiation
The Role of Force in International Politics
Seminar on Actors in Global Governance
Seminar on Crisis Management and Complex Emergencies
Seminar on International Legal Aspects of Globalization
Seminar on Leadership in Public and Private Sector Organizations
Seminar on Terrorism and Counterterrorism
Seminar on Proliferation-Counterproliferation and Homeland Security Issues
The Art and Science of Statecraft
United States Public Diplomacy