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Programme overview
Main Subject
International Relations/Studies/Affairs
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Master of Arts (MA) degree in International Affairs at John Cabot University provides students with the training and skills to succeed in a professional career in global affairs. Taught by internationally renowned faculty and practitioners, the MA program draws on John Cabot’s strengths as a globally-oriented American liberal arts university in Rome. Dynamic, small-class-size seminars, mentorship by dedicated faculty, a vibrant multicultural student body, and a genuine English-speaking learning environment represent an ideal setting for graduate students to grapple with the big questions facing 21st century policy makers.
Programme overview
Main Subject
International Relations/Studies/Affairs
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The Master of Arts (MA) degree in International Affairs at John Cabot University provides students with the training and skills to succeed in a professional career in global affairs. Taught by internationally renowned faculty and practitioners, the MA program draws on John Cabot’s strengths as a globally-oriented American liberal arts university in Rome. Dynamic, small-class-size seminars, mentorship by dedicated faculty, a vibrant multicultural student body, and a genuine English-speaking learning environment represent an ideal setting for graduate students to grapple with the big questions facing 21st century policy makers.
Admission Requirements
- A completed application form;
- A personal statement of 600 words detailing your reasons for interest in the program;
- A writing sample or excerpt (circa 1500 words) which highlights your academic level of English;
- A CV/Resume
- Official transcripts of all post-secondary (undergraduate and graduate) study undertaken to date. Transcripts not in English or Italian must be accompanied by a certified English translation;
- Proof of completion of a Bachelor’s degree or the equivalent at an accredited university, if not attested in the official transcripts*;
- GRE scores - optional, but strongly recommended for applicants wishing to be considered for funding. Our GRE code is 7772;
- Three letters of reference from professors evaluating your academic work and appropriateness for graduate study;
- English proficiency: applicants who are not native speakers of English and have not studied at an English-speaking institution of higher education for at least two years are required to submit proof of English proficiency in the form of official letter from the institution at which the applicant holds a bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) attesting that English was the principal language of instruction for the degree; or scores on one of the following English language proficiency tests.
- Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance
- Candidates are required to submit an essay(s) for acceptance
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