The Global Master of Arts Program (GMAP) is a 12-month hybrid degree program tailored for mid-career and senior-level professionals. Designed for those who wish to continue working full-time while earning a global affairs degree, GMAP offers a unique blend of online and in-person learning experiences. GMAP students move through the curriculum together, creating a strong sense of community and an unparalleled learning environment. The program structure includes:
This mix of learning formats ensures flexibility and variety, making GMAP the ideal choice for busy professionals seeking to advance their careers in global affairs.
Below is a quick glance of the GMAP Academic Year.
MAY
Initial Residency I Asynchronous Online Instruction
Global Leadership
Negotiation Strategy and Skills
JUNE FLETCHER RESIDENCY
In-person Residency
Global Leadership
Negotiation Strategy and Skills
JULY-AUGUST
Summer Module + Skill Summit I Asynchronous Online Instruction
Political Analysis: International Politics and Diplomacy Global Economy
Skill Summit
Leadership and Negotiation Lab
SEPTEMBER-DECEMBER
Fall Modules + Skill Summit I Asynchronous Online Instruction
Global Economic Governance: Sustainable Trade and Investment
International Legal System
Global Security Governance: International Law and Institutions
Addressing Global Environmental Challenges
Skill Summit
Leadership and Negotiation Lab
JANUARY-MARCH
Spring Modules I Asynchronous Online Instruction
Policy Design and Evaluation
The Role of Force in the 21st Century
Policy Lab
Leadership and Negotiation Lab
MARCH INTERNATIONAL RESIDENCY
In-person Residency
International Security Simulation (Red Team)
Policy Lab
Leadership and Negotiation Lab
MARCH-MAY
Post Residency | Asynchronous Online Instruction
Cyber Policy Analysis and Risk Management
Policy Memo Development
MAY
In-person Events
Optional Fletcher Class Day
Commencement
