International Relations Religion - Boston University

International Relations Religion from Boston University is a Campus Master International Relations degree that prepares you for a Human Services career. This unique and innovative one-year degree program is offered through the Department of International Relations , with joint sponsorship by the School of Theology, and in cooperation with the Institute on Religion and World Affairs , as well as various other social science and humanities departments in the University. The program exposes students to various disciplinary methodologies for analyzing the impact of religion in public life at the local, national, international , and transnational levels. International relations professionals in government, business, media, and academia increasingly realize the importance of religion in explaining international issues. For example, the role of religion exacerbating and resolving international conflict is an area that requires sophisticated scholarly treatment, although it is often left out of curricula. Religion also has a function in engendering and influencing values, which in turn affect the formulation of underlying foreign policy consideration of states. The Master of Arts in International Relations and Religion curriculum's combination of rigorous analyses of religion , society, and international relations will equip its graduates to address these issues as international relations practitioners or in further graduate study in a related field. View more details on Boston University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related International Relations courses.