Which courses offered at the Tufts Fletcher School in Spring, please provide the list of courses & contact details?
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The Tufts Fletcher School offers giving listed spring courses:
Public International Law
Current Issues in Human Rights
International Criminal Justice
Peace Operations
International Investment Law
International Financial and Fiscal Law
Comparative Legal Systems
Foreign Relations and National Security Law – limited to 18 students
Diplomacy: History, Theory, and Practice
Religion and Conflict in International Relations: Policymaking Assumptions, Analysis, and Design
Essentials of Humanitarian Action in the Field (Jan. 29-May 7; Simulation: Apr. 25-27) – cross-listed with Friedman School
International Mediation
Southwest Asia: History, Culture, and Politics
International Relations of the United States and East Asia: 1945 to the Present
U.S.-European Relations since the Fall of the Berlin Wall – ½ credit – second half of term
The Foreign Relations of the United States Since 1917
Classics of International Relations
Analytic Frameworks for International Public Policy Decisions
Decision Making and Public Policy
GIS for International Applications – limited to 26 students
Field Seminar in Comparative Politics and International Relations (for PhD students)
Global Political Economy
Political Economy of Development
Understanding Mass Atrocities
Culture, Human Values and Development
Evaluation of Peacebuilding and Development for Practitioners and Donors (E) – ½ credit– limited to 35 students; Enrollment Sign-Up Sheet Available October 15-November 5
Advanced Development and Conflict Resolution
Advanced Evaluation & Learning in International Organizations – ½ credit – limited to 35 students;
Policy and Strategy in the Origins, Conduct and Termination of War
Proliferation-Counterproliferation and Homeland Security Issues
Modern Terrorism and Counterterrorism
Civil-Military Relations
International Energy Policy
Innovation for Sustainable Prosperity
The Islamic World – ½ credit – full length of term
China’s Frontiers
The Strategic Dimensions of China’s Rise
North Korean State and Society
China Politics
Southeastern Europe in the World Economy
Political Economy and Business of the European Union (in English) – ½ credit – full length of term
L’Economie Politique et le Contexte Mercantile d’Union Europeénne (in French) – ½ credit – full length of term
Democracy and State Reform in Latin America
Political Economy and Business Context of Latin America (in English) – ½ credit – full length of term
Political Economy and Business Context of Latin America (in Spanish) – ½ credit – full length of term
Introduction to Economic Theory
Macroeconomics
Econometrics
International Trade and Investment
Finance Growth and Business Cycles – ½ credit – first half of term
Development Economics: Macroeconomic Perspectives
Development Economics: Micro Perspectives
The Political Economy of Reform, Growth, and Equity – ½ credit – first half of term
Econometric Impact Evaluation for Development – limited to 40 students
Data Analysis and Statistical Methods
Data Analysis and Statistical Methods for Business
Financial Statement Analysis
Accounting for Profit, Non-Profit, and Government Organizations
Global Financial Services
International Financial Management
Informal and Underground Finance
Corporate Finance and Banking: A Comparative Asian Perspective – ½ credit – full length of term
Islamic Banking and Finance
International Business Strategy and Operations
Best (or More Plausibly, Widely Used) Practices
Strategy and Innovation in the Evolving Context of International Business
Field Studies in Global Consulting
Field Studies in Global Consulting
Microfinance and Financial Inclusion
Market Approaches to Economic and Human Development: Reaching the Base of the Economic Pyramid Through Social Enterprise
For detailed list here is attachment:
Tufts Fletcher School Spring courses
Contact:
Fletcher School
Tufts University
160 Packard Ave.
Medford, MA 02155 USA
Main Phone +1 617-627-3700
Fax +1617-627-3712