International, Global, and Comparative History - Georgetown University

International, Global, and Comparative History from Georgetown University is a Campus Master History degree that prepares you for a Liberal Arts career. OVERVIEW Trans-regional and global processes have marked the emergence of the modern world, accelerating since the sixteenth century. They define the century now beginning. Knowledge of history is essential to grappling with continuing global integration and conflict. Knowledge of international processes is essential to understanding history. The Georgetown Master of Arts in Global, International, and Comparative History (MAGIC) will provide an educational foundation for professional participation in the world of global affairs. History as a discipline aims to analyze and integrate politics and states, production and work, environment and society, culture and religion, gender and family. History seeks to understand the interactions of these factors as they change over time, and it views local, regional, and national developments in international contexts. Thus, the MAGIC program will offer students the historical knowledge, the mix of global and local perspectives, the analytical visions, and the foreign language, writing and communications skills to prepare them to participate productively in a global professional world in such fields as government service, journalism, international agencies, and global business. The Georgetown MA in Global, International, and Comparative History will also serve to prepare students for doctoral study in History and related fields such as Government, International Relations, and Sociology. View more details on Georgetown University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related History courses.