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International Opportunities
SPAA students have the opportunity to study abroad as part of their program and Rutgers SPAA hosts International Visiting Scholars and Doctoral Students Programs.
Study Abroad Opportunities
Critically Examining Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) of The Anglophone Caribbean
Earn 3-6 credits studying on the beautiful island of Saint Lucia. Explore challenges facing NGOs in the developing world. Examine the role of local, national, and international actors in supporting health care, education, human rights work, and environmental policy efforts. The course counts as an elective for the SPAA MPA Program.
For more information, visit Rutgers Global studies.
This 3-credit, graduate-level elective course immerses students in the inner workings of the City of Seoul, Korea – one of the most technologically advanced cities in the world. Participants attend interactive lectures (simultaneously translated into English) from senior level Seoul government officials, participate in field trips to government locations, and have ample time for sightseeing and learning about the culture of Korea throughout the stay. All lodging and meals expenses are funded by the City of Seoul; students pay the regular Rutgers course tuition fee plus the cost of their plane tickets. Preparatory reading and a paper due two weeks after returning from Seoul are required. The course is traditionally held as a summer course in late May each year.