INTERNATIONAL POLICY ON SCIENCE, INNOVATION, AND TECHNOLOGY

Credit Hours: 3 · Graduate

This course is a small section intensive, interdisciplinary research seminar on the relationship between international relations and humanity's march forward in science and technology. Students will work with the instructor to complete a major research paper on a topic of their choosing that involves scientific and technological issues. This is an opportunity for students to further develop qualitative and quantitative research skills in topic areas such as the environment, computing and information, energy, and public health.