Dr. Kathryn Harrison, Professor of Political Science at the University of British Columbia, will be animating AGS's next Wine and Cheese evening on Wednesday May 6th, with a discussion of "International Carbon Trade and Domestic Climate Politics."
The 10th edition of the AGS graduate conference was a success, with participants from all over the world gathered in Paris to discuss the Influence and Role of NGOs in Global Governance. Speakers from Canada, Hungary, Nigeria, India, Guatemala, Ireland, Austria, France, the ...
AGS now has dedicated housing available for its students, with 30 fully renovated studios or one-bedroom units in a modern apartment building located in the upscale 16th arrondissement of Paris.
This new development was decided by AGS make it easier for its students to ...
AGS is offering a newly redesigned International MBA program. Still following the one-year format of the existing MBA, taught in Paris and fully accredited in the US in partnership with Arcadia University, the newly ...
Dr. Rahel Steinbach, Programme Officer at the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP), Energy Branch, Division of Technology, Industry and Economics, will be delivering a talk in Dr. Anand's International Environmental Politics class on Thursday March 19 from 3-4 pm. This talk will be ...
On February 12th, AGS hosted a career workshop for the students in the M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy program. AGS alumni residing in Paris came to share their experience and insights about international affairs careers in France and internationally. They provided advice ...
As part of AGS's continued work and engagement for women's rights, we hosted on February 4th a presentation and discussion on the theme: "Female Genital Mutilation: Why you should care and what you can do?" on February 4th. The talk was co-led by ...
On February 1-2, the undergraduate students spending the Spring semester in Paris through the Arcadia/AGS study abroad program travelled to Strasbourg, in the Eastern region of Alsace in France. This was an opportunity for the students to see firsthand the EU political institutions, ...
The Spring semester has begun. Classes started today for the new students who joined us this week for the International Relations and Diplomacy Master's and Ph.D. programs. With students from a diverse range of cultures, from Norway to Sierra Leone and from Nigeria ...
AGS just welcomed the new group of undergraduate students who joined the program for a study abroad semester in Paris. After a welcome dinner at a traditional French restaurant, the students enjoyed their first few days discovering what will be their home city ...
Dr. Kathryn Harrison, Professor of Political Science at the University of British Columbia, will be animating AGS's next Wine and Cheese evening on Wednesday May 6th, with a discussion of "International Carbon Trade and Domestic Climate Politics."
The 10th edition of the AGS graduate conference was a success, with participants from all over the world gathered in Paris to discuss the Influence and Role of NGOs in Global Governance. Speakers from Canada, Hungary, Nigeria, India, Guatemala, Ireland, Austria, France, the ...
AGS now has dedicated housing available for its students, with 30 fully renovated studios or one-bedroom units in a modern apartment building located in the upscale 16th arrondissement of Paris.
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Dr. Rahel Steinbach, Programme Officer at the United Nations Environmental Programme (UNEP), Energy Branch, Division of Technology, Industry and Economics, will be delivering a talk in Dr. Anand's International Environmental Politics class on Thursday March 19 from 3-4 pm. This talk will be ...
On February 12th, AGS hosted a career workshop for the students in the M.A. in International Relations and Diplomacy program. AGS alumni residing in Paris came to share their experience and insights about international affairs careers in France and internationally. They provided advice ...
As part of AGS's continued work and engagement for women's rights, we hosted on February 4th a presentation and discussion on the theme: "Female Genital Mutilation: Why you should care and what you can do?" on February 4th. The talk was co-led by ...
On February 1-2, the undergraduate students spending the Spring semester in Paris through the Arcadia/AGS study abroad program travelled to Strasbourg, in the Eastern region of Alsace in France. This was an opportunity for the students to see firsthand the EU political institutions, ...
The Spring semester has begun. Classes started today for the new students who joined us this week for the International Relations and Diplomacy Master's and Ph.D. programs. With students from a diverse range of cultures, from Norway to Sierra Leone and from Nigeria ...
AGS just welcomed the new group of undergraduate students who joined the program for a study abroad semester in Paris. After a welcome dinner at a traditional French restaurant, the students enjoyed their first few days discovering what will be their home city ...