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International Relations is not only the most fascinating spectator sport there is... It is also of critical importance to our lives, and the lives of our children. As exciting as a Super Bowl or NBA Finals may be, it doesn't really matter who wins. Who wins in Kosovo or the Persian Gulf, and who comes to power to Moscow, Beijing, or for that matter Washington, matters tremendously.
-- Walter McDougall, Director, Program in International Relations
!!! IR End of theYear Celebration !!!
On Monday April 28th at 5:00 p.m. in the Fairmount Suite of the Sheraton University City Hotel, 36th & Chestnut St. We will be announcing our awards for the yea --the Palmer Prize for Best Senior Thesis, Valedictorian, James Markley Distinguished
Service Award, the Bruce Newsome Leadership Award, the College Alumni
Society Award and much more. The event will be held in the University
Museum this year and the best food of the year at the reception!
For a full listing and details of IR related events, including lectures & discussions, films, and career-forums, see the IR Program Events page
IMPORTANT NOTE REGARDING HIST 001: EUROPE IN THE WIDER WORLD & HIST003: ASIA IN THE WIDER WORLD. Please note that these course constitute the first half of a two course sequence focusing on the history of Europe and Asia, respectively. As such, the courses deal primarily with pre-modern history. While the courses are fascinating in their own right (and you may want to take them for that reason), the courses are not substitutes for HIST002 or HIST004 and will not count towards satisfying the history prerequisite for the major.
Approved Course Lists for Fall 2008 are now available.
Approved Course Lists for Summer 2008 are now available.
New curriculum information for students and faculty
Apply for the IRP undergraduate research grant (Fall deadline: 10/1/2006, Spring deadline: 2/1/2007)
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