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At ������, we know that staying current is the best way to give our students the education and future they deserve. Pondering about the future is thinking about innovation.

On February 15, 2023, ������ students from the Paris campus visited the Invalides Museum as part of the IR 502 Diplomacy Workshop: International Negotiations course. 

On 6 February 2023, ������ students from the Paris campus went on an artistic journey coupled with an interactive and sensory experience at “MATERIALS”, the first exhibition dedicated to the French artist Bruno Catalano which looks back on 30 years of sculpture.

In the 21st century, and after all the transformations brought about by the pandemic, we’re aware of the importance of digital transformation processes and the value of technology in our daily lives.

We already knew that Generation Z had arrived to completely change all standards, taking nothing for granted, deconstructing gender stereotypes, and caring much more about their health and that of the planet that is their home. 

The health of our planet is deteriorating by leaps and bounds and the need to protect it has become imperative.  

We are approaching a very important date for all of us in the United States. September 17^th is our Constitution Day and Citizenship Day.  This day commemorates the September 17, 1787 signing of the United States Constitution.  

We already know that we live in a global world. Just like we know that today's professionals must be able to broaden their perspective so they can be global as well. 

The world we live in is rapidly changing, borders between territories are becoming increasingly blurred, and connections between countries are rapidly growing stronger. Globalization is a reality. 

Trying to organize your schedule without success? You're not the only one.

The world is changing faster than ever before. And education has to be able to adapt to these transformations to keep up. 

Some people still say that doing an online master’s degree means lowering the quality of your studies, but what sense does it make to continue that thinking in the times we live in?