Global Studies master’s students may add career-enhancing degrees/certificates or graduate specializations to their coursework.
While pursuing a master’s in Global Studies, they may apply:
- to earn a concurrent degree in a separate MA program
- to earn a certificate
- to pursue a graduate specialization
*The University of Oregon Graduate School governs procedures for earning MA credentials.
Concurrent Degree Programs (you must apply and be accepted to each program)
- Appropriate Dispute Resolution
- Environmental Studies
- Geography
- Interdisciplinary Studies
- Law (JDMA): This four-year program is for students interested in combining an MA in Global (International) Studies with a JD in Law. This program provides a background in legal theory and instruments sensitive to social, cultural, economic, and political realities. Future lawyers concerned with international human rights, asylum, immigration, or public interest law benefit from this course of study.
Planning, Public Policy and Management:
Graduate Certificates: (Certificate declaration required)
- Graduate Teaching Initiative (Certificate of completion) offered through the Teaching Engagement Program
- New Media and Culture Certificate
- Nonprofit Certificate
- Women and Gender Studies
Graduate Specializations: