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International Law and Diplomacy, Adv Certificate

The Department of Government and Politics offers you the opportunity to complete a Certificate in International Law and Diplomacy.

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Earn a certificate in International Law and Diplomacy St. John's University in New York City!

The Department of Government and Politics offers you the opportunity to complete a Certificate in International Law and Diplomacy. This certificate can be obtained independently or as a complement to the master’s degree. Students who have already completed their M.A. degree in the department may continue to study for the Certificate. Please note that no federal aid is available to students who pursue the certificate independently from the M.A. degree.

Department Faculty

Please see a list of our Government and Politics faculty.

Department Contact

Fred P. Cocozzelli, Ph.D.
Associate Professor and Chair
Department of Government and Politics
St. John Hall, Room 234C
718-990-5267
[email protected]

 

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Degree Type
Adv Cert
Area of Interest
Law, Policy & Government
Associated Colleges or Schools
Program Location
  • Queens Campus
Required Credit Hours
18

Admission

Office of Graduate Admission
718-990-1601
[email protected]

Courses

The certificate requires students to successfully complete 18 credits in International Relations and Comparative Politics courses. At least six credits must be taken from the following three-credit International Law and Diplomacy courses:

  • GOV 271 Theory and Practice of Diplomacy
  • GOV 341 International Law: Law of Peace
  • GOV 342 International Human Rights Law
  • GOV 343 International Law: Law of International Transactions
  • GOV 344 International Law: Law of War and Neutrality

Entrance Requirements
For admission to graduate studies in the department, students are expected to have an undergraduate preparation of at least 18 credits in government and politics/political science or equivalent and a 3.0 GPA. Any deficiency in preparation may require supplementary course work for admission in the form of suitable graduate courses, as determined by the department.

Additional Information

Scholarships

The Pope Paul VI Scholarship, which began in 1965, is available to diplomatic personnel from Permanent Missions to the United Nations (UN), as well as UN personnel interested in pursuing a Master of Arts in Government and Politics or an Advanced Certificate in International Law and Diplomacy or Public Administration. Eligible candidates must provide a letter of proof of employment to verify the student’s affiliation with the United Nations or Embassy. This partial scholarship covers 50 percent of tuition for the M.A. in Government and Politics or the Advanced Certificates in International Law and Diplomacy or Public Administration.

Graduate Assistantships

See Graduate Assistantships and Fellowships for further details.

 

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