Students enrolled in this program will undertake a specialty in public law and human rights, during which they will study designated courses in international humanitarian law, a practicum in public law, legal writing, security, terrorism, and choose among two tracks: diplomacy and conflict resolution and cyberterrorism ( students can choose other specialties in MA : Public Policy & Administration or political marketing subject to completion supplementary courses at the beginning of the second degree). They will examine issues from all relevant policy fields, including, but not limited to, law, political science, public policy, and international relations.
Students will also benefit from an individual mentoring program at the Lauder School of Government, in fields such as public policy, Israeli government institutions, homeland security, counter-terrorism, and more. The studies in the M.A. program will be conducted in English. Acceptance is conditioned on high entrance scores and an interview.
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