St. John's University

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8000 Utopia Parkway Queens, NY 11439 United States

Master of Arts in Government and Politics

Italy

Location
Italy: Roma (Rome)

  • Description

    In St. John's University's M.A. in Government and Politics program, students from around the world are brought together in an environment that promotes an understanding of governments and their interactions. Seminars taught by professionals in the field and small group discussions are both important components of the M.A. program.

    This challenging and rewarding program focuses on the development of critical thinking and research skills. Students learn to analyze information and to make informed decisions in a variety of realistic international situations.

  • Highlights

    Receive an American master's degree while studying at St. John's beautiful Rome, Italy campus.

  • Minimum Education

    Bachelor of Arts

  • Subject Areas

    • Government
    • Political Science/politics
  • Cost in US$:

  • This Program is open to

    Worldwide Participants.

  • Typical Living Arrangements

    • Dormitory

  • Participants Travel

    Independently

  • Typically Participants Work

    in Groups

  • Application Process Involves

    • Online Application
  • Typically The Application Process Time is

    2 weeks

  • Post Services Include

    • Alumni Network
    • Job and Internship Network
  • St. John's University's Mission Statement

    St. John's University is Catholic, Vincentian, and Metropolitan. We aim not only to be excellent professionals with an ability to analyze and articulate clearly what is, but also to develop the ethical and aesthetic values to imagine and help realize what might be. St. John's is a Catholic university, founded in 1870 in response to an invitation of the first Bishop of Brooklyn, John Loughlin, to provide the youth of the city with an intellectual and moral education.

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