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Elective Fields
The elective field consists of a minimum of 9-credit hours, and is selected to complement the background and interests of the individual student. Courses composing the elective field may be offered through a different Elliott School program, a department in another college within the University, or a combination of the two. Examples of representative fields include:
- Environmental Policy
- International Business
- International Development
- International Economics
- International Finance
- International Health Policy
- Intellectual Property Protection
- Science Ethics
- Security Policy
- Space Policy
- Technology Management
- Regional Fields of Study
- East Asia
- Western Europe
- Central and Eastern Europe
- Russia/Commonwealth of Independent States
- Middle East
- Latin America
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