Director Jean-Marc Coicaud is featured by Rutgers New Brunswick
Director Jean-Marc Coicaud was featured by Rutgers New Brunswick’s new Center for Global Advancement and International Affairs
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Professor Simon Reich on budget cuts and the defense budget
Professor Simon Reich publishes an article with The Conversation on the budget cuts and the defense budget.
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Professor Simon Reich discusses North Korea
Professor Simon Reich is interviewed by EBRU News on the escalating situation in North Korea.
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Established over a decade ago, the Division of Global Affairs (DGA) is an educational institution of the Graduate School of Rutgers University-Newark. DGA offers a Master of Science and a Doctor of Philosophy in Global Affairs. The graduate programs provide interdisciplinary training that prepares students to address the practical global challenges of the 21st Century.
Career Development
The Division of Global Affairs prepares its students to be globally competitive. Internships and fellowships are an integral part of DGA’s ability to grow its students, academically and professionally. DGA also prepares its students for today’s globally-intertwined job market. DGA , through its may partnerships, is able to offer students competitive positions in all three areas.
Partnerships
DGA partners with organizations and groups focusing on global issues, connecting DGA with international actors, through joint-publications, conferences and symposia, and a mutual interest in Global Affairs.
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