See notes regarding special topics1 and LAW courses2.

Required course
Students must take one of the 3-credit courses below. These courses are equally recommended. The course(s) not used to fulfill this requirement can be used as a supporting course.
IAFF 6104International Law
IAFF 6118Special Topics in International Affairs (International Organizations)
Supporting courses
9 credits (3 courses) selected from the following:
IAFF 6104International Law
IAFF 6118Special Topics in International Affairs (Diplomacy and Statecraft)
IAFF 6118Special Topics in International Affairs (Economic Statecraft)
IAFF 6118Special Topics in International Affairs (Global Governance)
IAFF 6118Special Topics in International Affairs (Global Justice)
IAFF 6118Special Topics in International Affairs (International Law and the Use of Force)
IAFF 6118Special Topics in International Affairs (International Organizations)
IAFF 6118Special Topics in International Affairs (Leadership in International Affairs) 3
IAFF 6118Special Topics in International Affairs (The UN Reimagined for the 21st Century)
IAFF 6118Special Topics in International Affairs (Stabilization and Peacebuilding)
IAFF 6118Special Topics in International Affairs (Post Conflict Justice and Peacebuilding)
IAFF 6138Special Topics in International Development Studies (Civil Society and Development)
IAFF 6138Special Topics in International Development Studies (Democracy and Governance Development)
IAFF 6138Special Topics in International Development Studies (Human Trafficking)
IAFF 6138Special Topics in International Development Studies (Monitoring and Evaluation for International Development Programs)
IAFF 6138Special Topics in International Development Studies (Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption)
IAFF 6146Space Law
IAFF 6151Environmental Policy
IAFF 6158Special Topics in International Science and Technology Policy (Artificial Intelligence and Policy Challenges)
IAFF 6158Special Topics in International Science and Technology Policy (Contemporary Science Diplomacy)
IAFF 6158Special Topics in International Science and Technology Policy (Economics of Space)
IAFF 6158Special Topics in International Science and Technology Policy (Science Diplomacy)
IAFF 6158Special Topics in International Science and Technology Policy (U.S. Space Policy Tools and Scenarios)
IAFF 6186Special Topics in Security Policy Studies (Illicit Finance and Security)
IAFF 6186Special Topics in Security Policy Studies (International Organized Crime)
IAFF 6186Special Topics in Security Policy Studies (Maritime Security and Threats)
IAFF 6186Special Topics in Security Policy Studies (NATO's Strategic Challenges)
IAFF 6186Special Topics in Security Policy Studies (Stabilization and Peacebuilding)
IAFF 6186Special Topics in Security Policy Studies (Post Conflict Justice and Peacebuilding)
IAFF 6338Special Topics in European and Eurasian Studies (The European Union)
IAFF 6338Special Topics in European and Eurasian Studies (Transatlantic Relations)
LAW 6520International Law 2
LAW 6521International Money Laundering 2
LAW 6526International Trade Law 2
LAW 6530International Organizations 2
LAW 6534Law of the European Union 2
LAW 6546International Law-Human Rights 2
LAW 6550Law of the Sea 2
LAW 6554International Criminal Law 2
PHIL 6262Normative Issues in Foreign Policy (Global Justice)
PPPA 6031Governing and Managing Nonprofit Organizations
PUBH 6400Global Health Frameworks (fall semester only)
PUBH 6400Global Health Frameworks (Global Health Economics (2 credits))
PUBH 6441Global Health Organizations and Regulations
PUBH 6442Comparative Global Health Systems (2 credits)
PUBH 6450Global Health Diplomacy (2 credits)

1Specific subject matter covered in special and selected topics courses varies by semester. Consult the Schedule of Classes for each semester's offerings. Topics courses not listed here may be used to fulfill program requirements if approved by the program director.

2Up to two relevant LAW courses can be taken with the permission of the Law School dean of students and the Elliott School academic advisor.

3IAFF 6118 Special Topics in International Affairs (Leadership in International Affairs) addresses general leadership themes and does not directly address topics related to this concentration, but the course allows students flexibility to tailor their course assignments toward their academic and professional interests. For IAFF 6118 (Leadership in International Affairs) to count toward the international law and organizations concentration, students must choose assignment topics that are directly related to international law, international organizations, or global health.