Co bac nao biet ve Intl Relationship o ben Meo khong a? Cho em hoi voi

Chao cac bac!
Bac nao hien dang o ben My ma biet gi ve International relationship thi bao cho em voi.
Nganh nay hoc ben do co hay khong a? Voi ca bac nao biet chung no hoc theo giao trinh gi thi bao em. Giao trinh do co o VN k hong, em muon biet de co gi mua doc truoc. Voi lai de theo kip cai bon Meo ben do thi phai trang bi nhung kien thuc gi a, tai vi em khong muon thua cai bon day ti nao. Neu em khong nham thi nam thu nhat nganh nay hoc nhieu ve Lich su ChauAu dungkhong a? The con ve triet hoc thi sao. May cai triet hoc Mac-le hoc o nam thu I o VN thi co giup ich duoc gi cho viec hoc ben do khong?
Cam on cac bac truoc.


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Có thể có trong Political science, cái gì học ở VN như Mác Lê sẽ không liên quan gì đến các môn học ở Mỹ vì nó sai và không thực tế nữa thưa bạn .
Hương rừng thơm đồi vắng
Nước suối trong thầm thì
Cọ xoè ô che nắng
Râm mát đường em đi

http://www.bu.edu/ir/gradprograms.html
Chữ nhỏ tí ti phải post lên để dễ đọc cái.
INTRODUCTION:
The Department of International Relations offers several graduate degree programs. We offer students an opportunity to learn and grow through our Department and contiguous study through other Boston University programs. The following is a list of degree programs offered by the Department and a list of admissions requirements and general degree requirements that apply to all programs:
Master of Arts in International Relations
Master of Arts in International Relations with a Certificate in African Studies
Master of Arts in International Relations and International Communication
Master of Arts in International Relations and Environmental Policy
Master of Arts in International Relations and Religion
Master of Arts in International Relations and Master of Business Administration
Master of Arts in International Relations and Juris Doctor

Admission
Please follow these instructions for the first five degree programs listed above.
All applicants to the one year or two year MA programs in international relations for the fall semester are required *****bmit a complete application by April 15 (January 15 for admission with financial aid). Applications for the spring semester must be complete by October 15. Students are admitted on a full or part-time basis in accordance with the Graduate School rules.
A complete application must include Graduate Record Examination (GRE) General Test scores (average scores for the fall 2001 cohort: Verbal 560 / 76%, Quantitative 650 / 68%, Analytical 660 / 77%), official undergraduate transcripts, three academic letters of recommendation and a personal essay. Non-native English speaking students that did not receive an undergraduate degree from a university, where English is the primary language used for the school administration and classroom instruction, must demonstrate proficiency in English by submitting a TOEFL score. You may request an application and catalog by contacting our Admissions Office directly via phone 617-353-2696 or via the Admissions Office web form.
Scholarship
All applicants for these four degree programs are considered for merit based scholarship money if they indicate on the application form that they wish to be considered for financial aid. Applications received by the January 15th deadline will receive full consideration for scholarship money. Scholarships are not restricted to U.S. citizens. A typical scholarship will pay for roughly half of a student's tuition for an entire academic year. In ad***ion, we require all scholarship recipients to work 10-12 hours per week as a Research Assistant for one of our faculty members. Of a typical entering class of 65 students, roughly the top 1/3 of the students will receive a department scholarship.
Complete applications should be sent to the address below:
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
705 Commonwealth Avenue
Room 112
Boston, Massachusetts 02215
Please follow these instructions for the dual degree programs with the School of Management and with the Law School.
Applications for the 3 1/2 year MA/JD program or the 2 1/2 year MA/MBA program must use either the Law School or School of Management application for admission. You will be able to note on their applications that you wish to be admitted to the dual degree program with the International Relations Department.
There are a few substitutions involved with this application process. You will fulfill all the application requirements of either the Law School or the School of Management. For example, for the Law School application, you must submit LSAT scores (average score for fall 2001 cohort 163 / 90%), two letters of recommendation, and writing essays. Similarly, for the School of Management application, you must submit GMAT scores (average score for fall 2001 cohort 600 / 71%), two character references, and the three required essays with the instead of our usual GRE scores, three academic letters of recommendation, and one personal statement.
Applications for the dual degrees are reviewed first by either the Law School or School of Management Admissions Committees and finally by the Department of International Relations Admissions Committee. If your application is rejected by either the Law School or the School of Management, the International Relations Department will not review your materials.
Students in the dual degree programs are not eligible for scholarship money from the International Relations Department. Any scholarship money will come from either the School of Management or the Law School.
You may request their applications for admission by contacting them directly:
Law School at 617-353-3100 or via the web http://www.bu.edu/law/admissions/request
School of Management at 617-353-9108 or via the web http://management.bu.edu/admit/grad.html

General MA Requirements
The following is the list of requirements that apply to all degree programs in international relations. For specific degree requirements, please refer to the appropriate section below.

Core Course Requirement
The Department has established four core areas of study within international relations and offers courses within each of those four core areas. All students must take (at least) one course in three of the four core areas to satisfy the core requirement. The list of core courses appears below. (These courses are subject to change due to changes in teaching schedules.)
Theory and Policy
IR 535 Diplomacy and Statecraft
IR 546 Power and Legitimacy: Ideology as a Political Tool
IR 576 International Organizations
IR 595 Global Governance and International Organization
IR 770 Public International Law
IR 772 Classics of International Relations
IR 776 American Foreign Policy Since 1945
IR 794 Current Issues in International Environmental Policy
PO 581 National Development and International Politics
Economics
IR 590 Political Economy of Latin America
IR 592 International Economic Relations
IR 760 Political Economy of the European Community
IR 765 Japanese Political Economy
IR 789 Current Issues in International Economics and Business
PO 842 Comparative Development and Underdevelopment
SO 720 Development and Underdevelopment
Security Studies
IR 524 War and Statecraft
IR 583 Defense Technology of Nations
IR 750 Defense Policies of Nations
IR 778 Strategic Intelligence
IR 785 U.S. National Security
Regional
IR 503 U.S. in the Middle East
IR 505 Central Asia in the Twentieth Century
IR 509 Islam in Middle East Politics
IR 514 Major Themes in the Middle East Peace Process (AY 98-99)
IR 541 Russia??Ts International Policies
IR 542 Reemergence of Russia
IR 543 Changing Face of Eastern Europe
IR 550 West European Integration
IR 567 Latin American Politics
IR 568 U.S. - Latin American Relations
IR 577 Foreign Policies of the PRC
IR 586 Islam in South Asian Politics
IR 706 The Iranian Revolution and Its Impact on the Middle East
IR 787 Latin American Policies of the U.S.
IR 788 Issues in U.S. ??" East Asian Relations
Language Requirement
All students in the Department of International Relations are required to demonstrate graduate level reading proficiency in a foreign language prior to completion of the degree program. English is considered a second language for non-native English speakers. Language examinations are administered by the Department twice each semester. Language exam instructions.
Statistics Requirement
Students must pass an undergraduate (or higher) level course in statistics prior to completion of the degree program. Students may satisfy this requirement by presenting documentation of previous course work or completion of QM 716, MA 113, MA 115, JD 847*, or CM 722 at Boston University or an equivalent course outside the University. (*JD 847 is only open to dual degree law students.) Please note that MA 113 and MA 115 must be taken as a letter grade (A-F) and will be reflected in your grade point average.
Master??Ts Paper Requirement
All students must complete a master??Ts paper and orally defend that paper before a panel of three professors. The Department allows students the option to chose between writing a tra***ional master??Ts research paper or writing a policy paper. The requirements for the paper are available available via the web at the following hyperlink: paper guidelines. Click here to view past and current papers which were successfully defended by our students. All papers are put on reserve in Mugar Library Reserve Room and they are indexed under the course title: IR Masters Theses, and instructors: David E. Clark and Erik Goldstein. They may be loaned from the library for 24 hours.
Comprehensive Examination Requirement
All Master of Arts students in the Department of International Relations must orally defend their MA papers before a panel of three professors chosen by the Department. The purpose of the oral examination is to test the student??Ts knowledge in the area of research related to the MA paper and to test the student??Ts ability to discuss that knowledge at length in a clear and organized manner. A link to prior paper titles and current exam schedules may be found here.
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Hì, nói chung là không có cái ngành nào gọi là International Relationship cả. CHỉ có International Relations thôi.
Tớ không biết là có trường nào cấp degree về cái này không (như bác Milou post lên thì có vẻ là có nhưng mà là Master còn undergrad thì tớ không rõ) tuy nhiên hầu như khoa Political Science nào ở Mỹ cũng có cái lớp này. Giáo trình thì mỗi nơi một khác, không biết thế nào cả.
Như tớ kỳ trước tớ học môn này thì đọc 2 cuốn: International Ethics của một bác ở Wheaton College và cuốn Globalization: đây là một cuốn do Indiana University Press xuất bản, là tập hợp của khá nhiều bài báo viết về International Relations and Politics (nhiều bài đăng trên Foreign Affairs chẳng hạn.) 2 cuốn này đọc rất hay nhưng tớ không hiểu có ở VN không. Giá sách thì rất đắt (textbook ở đây đắt khủng khiếp.) Dưới đây là cái course description:
U 130E International Relations 3 cr. Not open to senior level political science majors except with consent of instr. Review of the evolution of the nation-state system and survey of contemporary international actors, issues and forces for stability and change.
Tóm lại là thường thường thì cái này chỉ là một course nhỏ trong Political Sci thôi... nhưng mà tớ nghĩ nếu đc muốn major vào cái này thì vẫn được. Như ở Middlebury College có một cái major gọi là Econ and International Politics chắc cũng từa tựa. Vào Link này mà xem các khoá học của nó nhá:
http://www.middlebury.edu/~ipe/courses.html
Học Mác thì không thừa nhưng mà học Lê thì chắc thừa đấy. Tại Mỹ, Marxism vẫn được dậy và nghiên cứu thường xuyên nhưng Leninism thì không ai nhắc tới đâu. Với lại ở đời này, chẳng có học gì là thừa cả... đúng không ạ? Tìm hiểu cả các học thuyết về capitalism rồi thì đọc Plato: The Republic và Mathusian Theories cũng sẽ giúp nhiều nếu bạn định học về khoa học chính trị... Cái này là tớ nghe một đứa senior đang major về Poli-Sci nói thế.
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One impulse from a vernal wood
May teach you more of man
Of moral evil and of good
Than all the sages can

Mời bác vào website trường của B mà tham khảo xem thế nào :
http://www.milwaukee.k12.wi.us/pulaski/
trang này theo B nghĩ thì thấy chán gì đâu ........ không có gì hết ....
Don't fight that good **** in your ear
Now let me blow ya mind

Chắc học cái này ra làm nhà Ngoại giao . triết MácLê không phải Marxism: Lý thuyết chủ nghĩa CS. Trong trường Mẽo phân tích nhiều điều khác trong đó . Học ở VN cũng được 1 phần, sang Mẽo cũng phải học lại thôi.

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