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Program Highlights
The Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy & Strategy offers an in-depth perspective on domestic and global politics and prepares students to become decision-makers, leaders, and scholars dealing with the most pressing issues of our times – from conflict to climate change and privacy.
As part of their degree, students have the opportunity to specialize in one of three areas of study: Diplomacy and Global Affairs; Security Studies and Counter-Terrorism; and Contemporary Middle East. In addition, students have the option to add a cluster in Business or in Media & Politics in their third year of studies.
The program combines theory with practice, and exposes students to real-life situations through workshops, simulations, internships (for credit), and meetings with key public figures.
The Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy and Strategy attracts outstanding students from around the world, and provides a pluralistic environment in which students can exchange ideas, while gaining unique networking opportunities. Our graduates go on to pursue Master's Degrees and PhDs at leading American, Israeli, and European universities. Many of our Alumni have pursued fascinating careers in the government, private sector, NGOs, and international institutions in Israel and abroad, as you can see here.
Tracks and Clusters
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Security Studies & Counter-Terrorism
Head of Track: Prof. Assaf Moghadam The Security Studies & Counter-Terrorism Track enables students to dive into the security threats facing the region and the world at large, whether emanating from states or non-state actors.
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Diplomacy & Global Affairs
Head of Track: Dr. Daphné Richemond-Barak The Diplomacy & Global Affairs Track offers an interesting curriculum designed to address critical issues in foreign affairs, diplomacy, international politics, transnational security, and conflict resolution.
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Business Cluster (subject to acceptance)
The Business Cluster provides students with a relevant and in-depth interdisciplinary understanding of business administration in the modern age – relating to the interface between the world of business and economics and global politics as well as different state institutions and international actors.
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Media & Influence Cluster
The Diplomacy and Global Affairs Track offers a curriculum focused on globalization, foreign affairs, diplomacy, international politics, security, and conflict resolution. It covers strategic thought, diplomatic processes, and regions such as the U.S., Europe, Russia, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, while also examining international organizations, economic blocs, multinational corporations, and their interconnectedness.
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Why Study at Reichman University?
For the entire list of courses please refer to the Student Handbook
*In most undergraduate programs, students are required to take general elective courses as part of their curriculum, and can also choose elective courses from other undergraduate programs at Reichman university.
**Reichman University reserves the right to cancel, alter, or expand the academic programs and courses offered.
Proud Of Our Alumni
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May Saporta
The opportunities, real-life practical tools, and extracurricular activities offered by this program distinguish it from others and have set me up for a promising career in government and diplomacy.
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Talya Ohana
Israel
I help global companies tap into Israel’s hi-tech sector by identifying challenges and advising on innovation strategies.
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Eitan Fischberger
USA
Reichman University helps students fulfill their ambitions.
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Ido Levy
USA
Learning from top experts in jihadist movements and security prepared me to publish my first research with the ICT and later in a leading terrorism journal. These experiences led me to pursue a master’s at Georgetown and become a researcher at The Washington Institute.
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Talya Ohana
USA
Talya is a Consultant at Deloitte Catalyst | Tel Aviv where she fosters relationships between multinational corporations and Israel’s innovation ecosystem. Her role involves developing a strong understanding of corporations’ pain points and innovation strategies while serving as an advisor on how Israel’s hi-tech ecosystem can offer a competitive edge to solve corporate challenges. Talya received a bachelor’s degree in Government with specializations in Law and Technology, Global Affairs and Conflict Resolution, and Counter Terrorism and Homeland Security.
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Sam Sank
UK
RRIS gave me the academic and professional foundation to life in the start-up nation. The skills I developed in Argov in particular have been the building blocks to working in hi-tech for nearly a decade,
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