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 the military or security sector.
The Arabs and Their Neighbors
Contemporary South Asia
Decision Making and Public Policy
Advanced Seminar in Development and Conflict Resolution
The Evolution of Strategy
Foreign Relations and National Security Law
Foundations of Policy Analysis
Gender, Culture and Conflict in Complex Humanitarian Emergencies
The Globalization of Central Asia and the Caucasus
Globalization of Eurasia: the Turks and the Politics of Eurasia
The Globalization of Politics and Culture for Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan
Humanitarian Action in Complex Emergencies
Humanitarian Studies in the Field
Seminar on Internal Conflicts and War
International Human Rights Law
International Humanitarian Law
International Organizations
International Relations of the United States and East Asia: 1945 to the Present
Iran in Global Politics
Islam and Politics: Religion and Power in World Affairs
Islam and the West
The Islamic World
Issues in Civil-Military Relations
Leadership in Public and Private Sector Organizations
Modern Terrorism and Counterterrorism
Non-Proliferation Law and Institutions
North Korean State and Society
Peace Operations
Policy and Strategy in the Origins, Conduct, and Termination of War
The Politics of the Korean Peninsula: Foreign and Inter-Korean Relations
Politics in Violent Conflict in Africa
Proliferation—Counterproliferation and Homeland Security Issues
Public International Law
The Role of Force in International Politics
Crisis Management and Complex Emergencies
Technology and International Security
U.S.-European Relations Since the Fall of the Berlin Wall
War and Society in the Middle East in Historical Perspective