Master of Arts in Diplomacy

Level: Masters Language: English Category: International Relations Political Science

Rating: 9.1 out of 10 (16 reviews)

Description

Norwich University's Master of Arts in Diplomacy is a comprehensive academic investigation of some of the most important topics our world faces. International conflict management, terrorism, nation-building, intercultural communications, negotiation, and international law and relations theory come to life.

You will finish 36 credits of coursework, attend the one-week residency, graduate and become a successful alumnus in 18 to 27 months (depending on your program start date).

At the end of the 36 credits of coursework, you and your fellow students will converge on the campus of Norwich University for a one week residency. This weeklong event — which culminates in graduation — provides a time to relax with professors and colleagues, network with business acquaintances and strengthen lifelong friendships.

This program features some of the most well known experts in the field of diplomacy as well as online faculty, guest lecturers, and speakers at the residency.

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Recent Reviews

Godd program, Comprehensive exam is a long term preparation thing.
August 28, 2011
Teahers are vastly experienced. Some appear disinterested and seeking reinforcement of theories they endorse, in one case arguing for their position when shown a picture specificly refuting that position they had taken. Institution is hard but excellent. Library usage weekly required, library staff rarely responds to queries, thus support weaker than expected considering quality of work required. Search engines obtuse relative to specific study area with Google providing more data than Norwich Google. Drop out ...

Great Networking, Impressive Diversity
July 2, 2010
I've just completed the 2010 Residency program for the Diplomacy degree after having finished the course work in November 2009 (I started in June 2008). The degree is incredibly challenging and requires a lot of reading and critical thinking. From weekly discussions in the online classroom to the 20-25 page term papers, you are given every opportunity to learn from engaging with classmates and to develop writing skills. While many students do have a military ...

Very satisfied
February 13, 2010
I finished my diplomacy masters in 2008 and must say that the program was much more challenging than I expected. Having tried other online courses I was pleasantly surprised at its structure. Excellent program and solidly backed up by a stellar "bricks and mortar" school. There was one issue that arose about an instructor that was a very poor example of educator. I discovered after a simple google search that this person was a disbarred ...

Great program
September 29, 2009
I completed my Diplomacy Degree in 2005 and am just about done with the coursework for my PhD. This is a real program, not a give away by any means, it's challenging but worth every minute. You will never find professors of this caliber on any one campus; they come from a number of institutions and are world class. Highly recommend

Quality Education
November 27, 2008
I recently completed my last seminar in the Diplomacy program. After a year and a half it is hard to believe that I am finally done. The workload was intense and almost crippling through Seminars 4-5, but the rest were pretty balanced. You are registered as a Full-Time student, and make no mistake, you need every hour of the week you can spare. I averaged 20-25 hours most weeks and even more through the tough ...

MDY 2008
July 11, 2008
I haven't taken an online degree program before, so I can't draw any comparisons. Overall, I'm fairly satisfied but I have a few complaints: while the core curriculum--the first three seminars--are well structured, the three concentration seminars (in my case, Conflict Management) are a little more fractured. By the time I made it to Seminar 6, I actually had to go back and write down the title of each week's lecture just to make sense ...

Half Way Review
January 19, 2008
I am half way through this degree and so far it has been a great experience. Professors are hit or miss but they are always good. My economics professor, however was great and showed the level the school provides. Each prof has had a Ph.D so far and has been engaged. The material is doable but not easy. The reading, especially for international law, is mind boggling. If you can write well you will definitely ...

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