Deepen your knowledge of international security, the structure and function of multinational systems, and the general areas of conflict analysis, conflict management, and conflict resolution.

Explore Europe’s past, present, and future and demonstrate a knowledge of European languages, culture, politics, and international relations.

The Visiting Africanist Scholar (VAS) is someone who has performed exceptionally in the academic field on matters related to African development.

Institute for African Development Colloquium Series is an academic platform designed for scholars and practitioners to share research, insights, and points of view on subjects related to African development. The series goes beyond the conventional definition to examine unexplored, innovative, and current topics relevant to Africa.

Understand the sociocultural, economic, and political forces that shape the Caribbean region and how those forces resonate globally.

Engage in advanced research and cultural exchange in Cambodia with the Junior Resident Fellows Program.

The Institute for African Development  outreach site provides online resources for New York State teachers, community college faculty research opportunities, materials for advanced study on Africa, and extension opportunities for educators. 

IAD offers research grants to enrolled Cornell PhD students to conduct field research in Africa. 

Global Development encourages students to learn from and with communities both locally and globally.

The Seminar on Issues in African Development series examines a broad range of critical concerns in contemporary Africa.