社会科学硕士-国际研究

国际研究是人文和社会科学专业的跨学科课程。通过人文和社会科学方法论以及在丹佛和国外的亲身实践经验，学生将学习识别国际研究多方面学科中的模式和趋势。应用领域包括：艺术和政治，哲学和外交，国际和非政府外交政策问题，国际性别，环境和人权问题，国际法，跨文化交流，全球化以及组织和社会结构。国际实体努力建立和维持清晰​​有效的关系。该课程与获得MH或MSS学位相关的总学时：36学时，其中包括9个小时的人文（HUMN）或社会科学（SSCI）核心课程，必修的政治学研讨会，15个小时的国际关系学时相关课程和3-6个学时，
If a student prefers flexibility in constructing an individualized course of study in the social sciences, the Master of Social Science emphasizes integration of knowledge across and beyond traditional disciplinary boundaries. Courses derive primarily from the social science disciplines, like anthropology, economics, geography, history, political science, psychology, and sociology, but may be integrated with other disciplines and programs including English, philosophy, education, health sciences, public affairs, fine arts, and architecture. Students who choose the Master of Social Science program often develop interdisciplinary perspectives in areas like public policy, gender and identity studies, educational reform, cross-cultural studies, or politics. The Social Science program provides background for advancement in business, education, social service, and government, or a basis for further graduate or professional study. MSS students often tailor their degree program for specific career and personal needs. Many simply seek intellectual enrichment.<br>International Studies is an interdisciplinary track for students in the humanities and the social sciences. Through humanistic and social science methodologies and hands-on experiences both in Denver and abroad, students learn to identify patterns and trends in the multifaceted discipline of international studies. Areas of application include: art and politics, philosophy and diplomacy, issues in international and nongovernmental foreign policy, international gender, environmental and human rights issues, international law, cross-cultural-communication, globalization, and the organizational and social structures through which different international entities struggle to build and maintain clear and effective relations. Total required credit hours for the track in conjunction with earning the MH or MSS Degree: 36 credit hours to include 9 hours of Humanities (HUMN) or Social Science (SSCI) core courses, a required Political Science seminar, 15 credit hours of International Relations-related courses and 3-6 credit hours dedicated to a culminating project or thesis. The remaining credit hours are to be divided between electives and (where possible) an internship.