Masters in Foreign Service

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The following Masters in Foreign Service courses are listed for the 2008-2009 academic year.

Course code	Title
MSFS-503	Current Issues in International Security Affairs
MSFS-507	Globalization of Intersocietal Relations
MSFS-509	Values and Decision Making
MSFS-510	International Relations: Theory and Practice
MSFS-521	Public Finance: The Impact of Budget Policies and Processes
MSFS-540	International Social Entrepreneurship
MSFS-541	International Finance
MSFS-542	International Trade
MSFS-543	International Finance: Advanced
MSFS-544	International Trade: Advanced
MSFS-553	Issues in African Studies
MSFS-554	Democratic Development: Policies/Politics/Practice
MSFS-562	Public Diplomacy
MSFS-583	Global Marketing: Strategy and Operations
MSFS-588	Human Rights in International Relations
MSFS-595	Intelligence and National Security: History, Missions, & Organization
MSFS-624	Statecraft and Negotiation
MSFS-643	Defining National Interests
MSFS-650	International Business-Government Relations Practicum
MSFS-666	Foreign Policy Making in Developing Nations
MSFS-671	Asian Economic Development
MSFS-672	Economic Growth and Development
MSFS-675	Microfinance II
MSFS-679	Financial Regulation/Reform in Developing Countries
MSFS-701	Workshop: Force and Diplomacy
MSFS-714	Workshop: Foreign Policy Formulation
MSFS-717	CREATING A 21ST CENTURY DIPLOMACY
MSFS-720	WKSHP: Managing International Security & Development
MSFS-722	WKSHP: State Failure and State Building
MSFS-735	Workshop: Global Finance
MSFS-740	Workshop: Strategy & Management Problem Solving
MSFS-746	Workshop: Managing Development

Cross listed courses
ACCT-390	Business, Accounting, and Finance
ECON-541	International Finance
ECON-542	International Trade
ECON-543	International Finance, advanced
ECON-544	International Trade, advanced
INAF-450	African Development
INAF-523	Globalization: Challenges for Developed Countries