Students can partricipate in the M.A. in International Relations program in a regular classroom setting, online, or through the Global M.A. in International Relations program. The International Relations curriculum is designed to enable the student to understand the complex relationships among institutions of international governance. Coursework enables students to analyze the legal, historical, socioeconomic and political factors that are key elements in a study of this nature. Examination of the dynamics, structural characteristics, and humanitarian issues of the global community is included.

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> Online classes are also available via Blackboard Vista
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GLOBAL MA IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS PROGRAM
The Global MA In International Relations allows full-time students to
study at four European campuses and earn their master's degrees in one year.

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> Apply online through Graduate Admissions

Dan Hellinger Director & Professor International Relations 314-968-7064 hellindc@webster.edu

Dan Hellinger is Professor of Political Science at Webster University and holds the Ph.D. from Rutgers University. He is a co-editor, contributor, and author of several books such as Venezuelan Politics in the Chávez Era, Venezuela: Tarnished Democracy, and The Democratic Facade. His future publications include Democracy at Last textbook and Participation, the State and Civil Society in Venezuela co-edited book. He has also published numerous scholarly articles on Latin American politics. Dan is an avid golfer and amateur musician, playing mandolin with his band, Maple Jam.