International Relations
International Relations at the College of William and Mary is a thriving program that integrates teaching, research, study abroad, foreign language, and close interaction among students and faculty from different disciplines.
The program promotes the systematic study of political, economic, and historic relations among states and other actors in the international system. Students and faculty explore the interactions among states, markets, and non-state actors (such as international organizations, nongovernmental organizations, multinational corporations, and terrorist networks).
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In the News
Potter ('08) wins Shatz prize for 'Monitor' article
Senior Bradley Potter took center stage as the recipient of the Frank Shatz Prize for his essay “Charting a Path to Repair the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Regime” during an award ceremony sponsored by the Monitor Journal of International Studies on Nov. 7
Ashley Kramer '08: Understanding Economic Reconstruction in the Balkans
In the spring of her Junior year, Professor Tierney suggested Ashley Kramer '08 stop by his office to discuss her pending Honors thesis.
Perspectives
Student Perspective: Firsthand Insight into Middle East Culture and Politics for Rob Landicho ‘08
Joanna Stephens '08: When the Health Minister Advises Beetroot and Garlic for AIDS
Joanna Stephens '08 has firsthand experience with South Africa's myriad social and governmental problems, with its longstanding racial divides and the devastating effects of AIDS on its population.
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