Summer School 2008

May 19 to June 27

The Fletcher School is the oldest graduate school of international affairs in this country. For seventy-five years, it has been an academic home to students of the world. For those preparing for careers in a changing global landscape, The Fletcher School offers practical and theoretical knowledge.

Located in the cultural and educational center of greater Boston, The Fletcher School provides an opportunity for individuals, whether or not they are enrolled in one of the school's degree granting programs, to join a community of scholars, professionals and students studying the complex issues facing this country and the world. For those desiring to pursue, or enhance, careers in international fields, the School's Certificate in International Relations Program will be of particular interest.

This summer, we offer courses especially relevant to the 21st century: global media and international conflict; international human rights law; human rights and transitional justice in Africa; international organizations; economic development and the environment; terrorism and counter terrorism; decision making and public policy; fundamental economic concepts and their applications; major issues facing the world economy, such as economic integration, and the political economy of policy reform; international financial management; and foundations in financial accounting and corporate finance.

We encourage you to join us in a summer of challenge and intensive learning!