Students who seek to critically examine the

history and culture of the world from a diverse

range of perspectives will gain a rm grasp of
international studies and the world at large as
they study the historical, political, sociologi-
cal, and economic factors that contribute to
other nations cultures, identities, and history.
The graduate certicate and masters degree
concentration explore international studies in
an applied, practical manner for profession-
als and executives working across cultures
and across industries. From competition and
conict, building community to cooperation, a
broad range of topics will prepare students for
an equally broad range of careers.
Concentration Courses
GS 4200 Globalization and Human Geography
GS 4210 World Religious Traditions
GS 4220 Competition and Conict
GS 4230 Community and Cooperation

Further Studies Courses
Students may choose a three course series from
the Global Issues concentration.
Or take any course in these concentrations:
Environmental Policy
Arts, Literature, and Culture
Healthcare Policy and Regulatory Leadership
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Geographic Information Systems
MASTERS DEGREE & CERTIFICATES FOR BUSY ADULTS
EVENINGS & ONLINE
Global Affairs
Global Issues
World History and Culture
Translation Studies
By taking two classes per quarter for six consecutive quarters, you can complete your degree in
about eighteen months. Discuss this opportunity with your academic advisor.
Tuition Costs at 2014/2015 Academic Year Rates

Masters Degree $27,408
Graduate Certicate $13,704
($571 per credit)
Complete Your Degree in Two Years
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World History and Culture
Students with prociency in Spanish and Eng-
lish will gain a broad theoretical and practical
background in translation studies, as well as
practice in different types of translation (legal,
commercial, nancial, localization, political,
and medical translation). They will gain the
knowledge and transferable skills to become
effective translators in a professional capac-
ity as they cover essential terminology, com-
puter applications for translators, and issues
related to managing projects internationally
in individual and team-based environments.
For students interested in pursuing a career in
the global translation industry, the Translation
Studies program at University College is an
ideal opportunity to gain valuable experience
necessary to perform effectively in this chal-
lenging and competitive eld, including a pro-
fessional practicum experience. Completion of
the Translation Studies program satises the
American Translators Association (ATA) edu-
cation requirement toward ATA certication.
Concentration Courses
GS 4300 Theory and Practice of Translation and
Interpretation
GS 4301 Basic Translation: Written and Sight
GS 4302 Terminology and Computer
Applications for Translators
GS 4303 Translation Practicum
Further Studies Courses
GS 4304 Introduction of Legal Translation
GS 4306 Translation of Medical and Scientic
Texts
GS 4305 Localization/Translation of Software
and Web Pages
GS 4307 Translation Project Management
Translation Studies
Call, click, or connect with University College for more information:
A masters degree concentration or graduate
certicate in Translation Studies translates to
a thriving career. According to the Bureau of
Labor Statistics, about 28% of translators or
interpreters work within the educational eld,
13% work in healthcare, and 9% are employed
by the government. Translators can also ex-
plore other potential career areas, including
conferences, conventions, travel guides, ju-
diciary, localization, or literary translation. If
you have second language prociency in Span-
ishyoure in luck! This foreign language is in
high-demand, but of course, its not so foreign
to you!
Career Opportunities
Alumni
Where are they now? Global Affairs
program graduates may hold potential job
titles such as Foreign Service Ofcer, Historian,
Political Advisor, Archivist, International
Relations Specialist, Teacher, Communications
Ofcer, Non-Prot Director, Journalist,
Advocate, Translator, Diplomat, or Public
Affairs Coordinator.
Program Overview
The Global Affairs program at University
College meets the needs of busy adults seeking
a comprehensive, forward-thinking education
on global issues in order to work across
cultures effectively. In our globally integrated
economy and society, an understanding of
foreign affairs and global structures, along with
the elements that make them up, is imperative
for professionals to make intelligent business
decisions. Whether a student is studying to
understand the world at large in the context of
history and culture or international business, or
gaining credentials in translation studies from
English - Spanish, Spanish - English, the Global
Affairs program offers students foundational
courses that cover international studies, global
organizations, and governance, as well as skills
in cultural assessment and communication.
Classes are led by professional practitioners
who work in the elds they teach, providing
global affairs students the communication
tools and contextual background necessary to
succeed in politics, foreign affairs, business,
professional translation, and beyond.
Global Affairs Outcomes
This program prepares students to:

Dene and discuss globalization in terms of business, culture, government, and major issues
Dene culture and assess cultural differences
Navigate international legalities of working globally
Research cultural traditions and regional histories to holistically describe and work within another
culture in a context of global affairs
Compare the diverse interpersonal relationship styles of various cultures and their impact on trade,
communication, politics, and human discourse
Gain sensitivity to and be able to discuss different perspectives as they are inuenced by
national origin, cultural identication, varying levels of economic success, and divergent methods of
political interaction
Be attentive to the global nature of 21st century human interaction in future international friendships
and business dealings
APPLY NOW AT UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE.DU.EDU
The University of Denver consistently ranks in
the nations top 100 universities, according to
U.S. News & World Report, and we are proud
to be part of a 150-year tradition of academic
excellence and forward thinking from one of the
nations most highly regarded universities. The
university enrolls approximately 11,500 students
in its undergraduate and graduate programs.
University College, the college of professional
and continuing studies at the University of
Denver, is dedicated to providing education
that is designed, delivered, and priced for busy
adults. The faculty and staff understand the
challenges facing adult learners and specialize in
providing the highest quality learning experience
for working professionals. The University of
Denver and all of its academic programs hold
the highest level of accreditation by the North
Central Association of Colleges and Schools, one
of six regional accrediting bodies in the nation
the standard for universities in the United States.
Built-in multimedia with course content ranging from text and graphics, to audio and video
Customizable notication preferences and a calendar function across all courses
Easy-to-use threaded discussion boards and video messaging options
Collaborative workspaces and chat functions
Helpful 24/7 technical support
A mobile app available on Android devices, iPhones, and iPads
At University College, masters degree and
graduate certicate programs are offered online
or on campus in the evenings to meet the needs
of busy adults. We understand that returning to
school challenges your schedule one lled
with work, family, and personal commitments.
Evening and online classes offer the exibility
and convenience you need to earn your degree
or certicate. Online courses are delivered
through the premier course delivery platform,
Canvas. Our goal is to deliver the most up-to-
date technology that enhances teaching and
learning in a more effective and efcient manner.
This innovative platform creates a dynamic and
integrated virtual classroom experience that
provides:
Designed, Delivered, and Priced for Busy Adults
University of Denver
See Canvas in action at youtube.com/DUcollege or scan the code.
Foundation Courses (12 credit hours)
Help students understand the scope of activity, historical development, future direction and trends,
and typical roles of organizations that operate within a career eld.
GS 4010 Global Players, Structures, and Trends
GS 4020 Cultural Positioning and Assessment
GS 4030 Issues in Working Internationally
Social Research and Methods (4 credit hours)
Prepares students for writing and research assignments.
Concentration Courses (16 credit hours)
Focus on a specic professional area within the larger industry sector.
Further Studies/Elective Courses (12 credit hours)
Build on the concentration area and help students develop a broader perspective within their industry.
Capstone (4 credit hours)
The culminating academic endeavor of our degree programs.
Masters Degrees (48 credits/12 courses)
Graduate Certicates (24 credits/6 courses)
Credits earned in a certicate program can be applied toward a masters degree in Global Affairs.
Graduate certicate students will take four required concentration courses and then either select two
courses from the further studies option or select two courses offered in any of the other program
concentrations, program foundation courses, or the research course.
Students who seek to expand their global
skillset will learn to analyze contemporary
issues and trends in a global context, view-
ing the inuence of events and ideas on the
world stage. Classes are taught by profes-
sional practitioners who work in the elds
they teach and contend with global issues in
their elds. In a growing, integrated world,
international relations have surged in im-
portance. Take advantage of this resurgence
and grasp the fundamentals of global af-
fairs by earning a masters concentration or
graduate certicate in Global Issues.
Concentration Courses
GS 4100 Hunger, Food, and Health
GS 4110 Sustainable Development
GS 4120 Terrorism and War in the 21st
Century
GS 4130 Human Rights and the Role of Women

Further Studies Courses
Students may choose a three course series
from the World History and Culture concen-
tration.
Or take any course from these concentrations:
Environmental Policy
Arts, Literature, and Culture
Healthcare Policy and Regulatory Leadership
Emergency Planning and Response
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Geographic Information Systems
Global Issues
Explore your degree options and build the degree that will help you reach your goals
using the online Degree Builder interactive tool at universitycollege.du.edu
Build a Degree to Fit Your Needs
1 Research Course and 3 Foundation Courses
4 Concentration Courses
3 Further Studies/Elective Courses
1 Capstone Course/Project
Program Overview
The Global Affairs program at University
College meets the needs of busy adults seeking
a comprehensive, forward-thinking education
on global issues in order to work across
cultures effectively. In our globally integrated
economy and society, an understanding of
foreign affairs and global structures, along with
the elements that make them up, is imperative
for professionals to make intelligent business
decisions. Whether a student is studying to
understand the world at large in the context of
history and culture or international business, or
gaining credentials in translation studies from
English - Spanish, Spanish - English, the Global
Affairs program offers students foundational
courses that cover international studies, global
organizations, and governance, as well as skills
in cultural assessment and communication.
Classes are led by professional practitioners
who work in the elds they teach, providing
global affairs students the communication
tools and contextual background necessary to
succeed in politics, foreign affairs, business,
professional translation, and beyond.
Global Affairs Outcomes
This program prepares students to:

Dene and discuss globalization in terms of business, culture, government, and major issues
Dene culture and assess cultural differences
Navigate international legalities of working globally
Research cultural traditions and regional histories to holistically describe and work within another
culture in a context of global affairs
Compare the diverse interpersonal relationship styles of various cultures and their impact on trade,
communication, politics, and human discourse
Gain sensitivity to and be able to discuss different perspectives as they are inuenced by
national origin, cultural identication, varying levels of economic success, and divergent methods of
political interaction
Be attentive to the global nature of 21st century human interaction in future international friendships
and business dealings
APPLY NOW AT UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE.DU.EDU
The University of Denver consistently ranks in
the nations top 100 universities, according to
U.S. News & World Report, and we are proud
to be part of a 150-year tradition of academic
excellence and forward thinking from one of the
nations most highly regarded universities. The
university enrolls approximately 11,500 students
in its undergraduate and graduate programs.
University College, the college of professional
and continuing studies at the University of
Denver, is dedicated to providing education
that is designed, delivered, and priced for busy
adults. The faculty and staff understand the
challenges facing adult learners and specialize in
providing the highest quality learning experience
for working professionals. The University of
Denver and all of its academic programs hold
the highest level of accreditation by the North
Central Association of Colleges and Schools, one
of six regional accrediting bodies in the nation
the standard for universities in the United States.
Built-in multimedia with course content ranging from text and graphics, to audio and video
Customizable notication preferences and a calendar function across all courses
Easy-to-use threaded discussion boards and video messaging options
Collaborative workspaces and chat functions
Helpful 24/7 technical support
A mobile app available on Android devices, iPhones, and iPads
At University College, masters degree and
graduate certicate programs are offered online
or on campus in the evenings to meet the needs
of busy adults. We understand that returning to
school challenges your schedule one lled
with work, family, and personal commitments.
Evening and online classes offer the exibility
and convenience you need to earn your degree
or certicate. Online courses are delivered
through the premier course delivery platform,
Canvas. Our goal is to deliver the most up-to-
date technology that enhances teaching and
learning in a more effective and efcient manner.
This innovative platform creates a dynamic and
integrated virtual classroom experience that
provides:
Designed, Delivered, and Priced for Busy Adults
University of Denver
See Canvas in action at youtube.com/DUcollege or scan the code.
Foundation Courses (12 credit hours)
Help students understand the scope of activity, historical development, future direction and trends,
and typical roles of organizations that operate within a career eld.
GS 4010 Global Players, Structures, and Trends
GS 4020 Cultural Positioning and Assessment
GS 4030 Issues in Working Internationally
Social Research and Methods (4 credit hours)
Prepares students for writing and research assignments.
Concentration Courses (16 credit hours)
Focus on a specic professional area within the larger industry sector.
Further Studies/Elective Courses (12 credit hours)
Build on the concentration area and help students develop a broader perspective within their industry.
Capstone (4 credit hours)
The culminating academic endeavor of our degree programs.
Masters Degrees (48 credits/12 courses)
Graduate Certicates (24 credits/6 courses)
Credits earned in a certicate program can be applied toward a masters degree in Global Affairs.
Graduate certicate students will take four required concentration courses and then either select two
courses from the further studies option or select two courses offered in any of the other program
concentrations, program foundation courses, or the research course.
Students who seek to expand their global
skillset will learn to analyze contemporary
issues and trends in a global context, view-
ing the inuence of events and ideas on the
world stage. Classes are taught by profes-
sional practitioners who work in the elds
they teach and contend with global issues in
their elds. In a growing, integrated world,
international relations have surged in im-
portance. Take advantage of this resurgence
and grasp the fundamentals of global af-
fairs by earning a masters concentration or
graduate certicate in Global Issues.
Concentration Courses
GS 4100 Hunger, Food, and Health
GS 4110 Sustainable Development
GS 4120 Terrorism and War in the 21st
Century
GS 4130 Human Rights and the Role of Women

Further Studies Courses
Students may choose a three course series
from the World History and Culture concen-
tration.
Or take any course from these concentrations:
Environmental Policy
Arts, Literature, and Culture
Healthcare Policy and Regulatory Leadership
Emergency Planning and Response
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Geographic Information Systems
Global Issues
Explore your degree options and build the degree that will help you reach your goals
using the online Degree Builder interactive tool at universitycollege.du.edu
Build a Degree to Fit Your Needs
1 Research Course and 3 Foundation Courses
4 Concentration Courses
3 Further Studies/Elective Courses
1 Capstone Course/Project
Program Overview
The Global Affairs program at University
College meets the needs of busy adults seeking
a comprehensive, forward-thinking education
on global issues in order to work across
cultures effectively. In our globally integrated
economy and society, an understanding of
foreign affairs and global structures, along with
the elements that make them up, is imperative
for professionals to make intelligent business
decisions. Whether a student is studying to
understand the world at large in the context of
history and culture or international business, or
gaining credentials in translation studies from
English - Spanish, Spanish - English, the Global
Affairs program offers students foundational
courses that cover international studies, global
organizations, and governance, as well as skills
in cultural assessment and communication.
Classes are led by professional practitioners
who work in the elds they teach, providing
global affairs students the communication
tools and contextual background necessary to
succeed in politics, foreign affairs, business,
professional translation, and beyond.
Global Affairs Outcomes
This program prepares students to:

Dene and discuss globalization in terms of business, culture, government, and major issues
Dene culture and assess cultural differences
Navigate international legalities of working globally
Research cultural traditions and regional histories to holistically describe and work within another
culture in a context of global affairs
Compare the diverse interpersonal relationship styles of various cultures and their impact on trade,
communication, politics, and human discourse
Gain sensitivity to and be able to discuss different perspectives as they are inuenced by
national origin, cultural identication, varying levels of economic success, and divergent methods of
political interaction
Be attentive to the global nature of 21st century human interaction in future international friendships
and business dealings
APPLY NOW AT UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE.DU.EDU
The University of Denver consistently ranks in
the nations top 100 universities, according to
U.S. News & World Report, and we are proud
to be part of a 150-year tradition of academic
excellence and forward thinking from one of the
nations most highly regarded universities. The
university enrolls approximately 11,500 students
in its undergraduate and graduate programs.
University College, the college of professional
and continuing studies at the University of
Denver, is dedicated to providing education
that is designed, delivered, and priced for busy
adults. The faculty and staff understand the
challenges facing adult learners and specialize in
providing the highest quality learning experience
for working professionals. The University of
Denver and all of its academic programs hold
the highest level of accreditation by the North
Central Association of Colleges and Schools, one
of six regional accrediting bodies in the nation
the standard for universities in the United States.
Built-in multimedia with course content ranging from text and graphics, to audio and video
Customizable notication preferences and a calendar function across all courses
Easy-to-use threaded discussion boards and video messaging options
Collaborative workspaces and chat functions
Helpful 24/7 technical support
A mobile app available on Android devices, iPhones, and iPads
At University College, masters degree and
graduate certicate programs are offered online
or on campus in the evenings to meet the needs
of busy adults. We understand that returning to
school challenges your schedule one lled
with work, family, and personal commitments.
Evening and online classes offer the exibility
and convenience you need to earn your degree
or certicate. Online courses are delivered
through the premier course delivery platform,
Canvas. Our goal is to deliver the most up-to-
date technology that enhances teaching and
learning in a more effective and efcient manner.
This innovative platform creates a dynamic and
integrated virtual classroom experience that
provides:
Designed, Delivered, and Priced for Busy Adults
University of Denver
See Canvas in action at youtube.com/DUcollege or scan the code.
Foundation Courses (12 credit hours)
Help students understand the scope of activity, historical development, future direction and trends,
and typical roles of organizations that operate within a career eld.
GS 4010 Global Players, Structures, and Trends
GS 4020 Cultural Positioning and Assessment
GS 4030 Issues in Working Internationally
Social Research and Methods (4 credit hours)
Prepares students for writing and research assignments.
Concentration Courses (16 credit hours)
Focus on a specic professional area within the larger industry sector.
Further Studies/Elective Courses (12 credit hours)
Build on the concentration area and help students develop a broader perspective within their industry.
Capstone (4 credit hours)
The culminating academic endeavor of our degree programs.
Masters Degrees (48 credits/12 courses)
Graduate Certicates (24 credits/6 courses)
Credits earned in a certicate program can be applied toward a masters degree in Global Affairs.
Graduate certicate students will take four required concentration courses and then either select two
courses from the further studies option or select two courses offered in any of the other program
concentrations, program foundation courses, or the research course.
Students who seek to expand their global
skillset will learn to analyze contemporary
issues and trends in a global context, view-
ing the inuence of events and ideas on the
world stage. Classes are taught by profes-
sional practitioners who work in the elds
they teach and contend with global issues in
their elds. In a growing, integrated world,
international relations have surged in im-
portance. Take advantage of this resurgence
and grasp the fundamentals of global af-
fairs by earning a masters concentration or
graduate certicate in Global Issues.
Concentration Courses
GS 4100 Hunger, Food, and Health
GS 4110 Sustainable Development
GS 4120 Terrorism and War in the 21st
Century
GS 4130 Human Rights and the Role of Women

Further Studies Courses
Students may choose a three course series
from the World History and Culture concen-
tration.
Or take any course from these concentrations:
Environmental Policy
Arts, Literature, and Culture
Healthcare Policy and Regulatory Leadership
Emergency Planning and Response
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Geographic Information Systems
Global Issues
Explore your degree options and build the degree that will help you reach your goals
using the online Degree Builder interactive tool at universitycollege.du.edu
Build a Degree to Fit Your Needs
1 Research Course and 3 Foundation Courses
4 Concentration Courses
3 Further Studies/Elective Courses
1 Capstone Course/Project
Program Overview
The Global Affairs program at University
College meets the needs of busy adults seeking
a comprehensive, forward-thinking education
on global issues in order to work across
cultures effectively. In our globally integrated
economy and society, an understanding of
foreign affairs and global structures, along with
the elements that make them up, is imperative
for professionals to make intelligent business
decisions. Whether a student is studying to
understand the world at large in the context of
history and culture or international business, or
gaining credentials in translation studies from
English - Spanish, Spanish - English, the Global
Affairs program offers students foundational
courses that cover international studies, global
organizations, and governance, as well as skills
in cultural assessment and communication.
Classes are led by professional practitioners
who work in the elds they teach, providing
global affairs students the communication
tools and contextual background necessary to
succeed in politics, foreign affairs, business,
professional translation, and beyond.
Global Affairs Outcomes
This program prepares students to:

Dene and discuss globalization in terms of business, culture, government, and major issues
Dene culture and assess cultural differences
Navigate international legalities of working globally
Research cultural traditions and regional histories to holistically describe and work within another
culture in a context of global affairs
Compare the diverse interpersonal relationship styles of various cultures and their impact on trade,
communication, politics, and human discourse
Gain sensitivity to and be able to discuss different perspectives as they are inuenced by
national origin, cultural identication, varying levels of economic success, and divergent methods of
political interaction
Be attentive to the global nature of 21st century human interaction in future international friendships
and business dealings
APPLY NOW AT UNIVERSITYCOLLEGE.DU.EDU
The University of Denver consistently ranks in
the nations top 100 universities, according to
U.S. News & World Report, and we are proud
to be part of a 150-year tradition of academic
excellence and forward thinking from one of the
nations most highly regarded universities. The
university enrolls approximately 11,500 students
in its undergraduate and graduate programs.
University College, the college of professional
and continuing studies at the University of
Denver, is dedicated to providing education
that is designed, delivered, and priced for busy
adults. The faculty and staff understand the
challenges facing adult learners and specialize in
providing the highest quality learning experience
for working professionals. The University of
Denver and all of its academic programs hold
the highest level of accreditation by the North
Central Association of Colleges and Schools, one
of six regional accrediting bodies in the nation
the standard for universities in the United States.
Built-in multimedia with course content ranging from text and graphics, to audio and video
Customizable notication preferences and a calendar function across all courses
Easy-to-use threaded discussion boards and video messaging options
Collaborative workspaces and chat functions
Helpful 24/7 technical support
A mobile app available on Android devices, iPhones, and iPads
At University College, masters degree and
graduate certicate programs are offered online
or on campus in the evenings to meet the needs
of busy adults. We understand that returning to
school challenges your schedule one lled
with work, family, and personal commitments.
Evening and online classes offer the exibility
and convenience you need to earn your degree
or certicate. Online courses are delivered
through the premier course delivery platform,
Canvas. Our goal is to deliver the most up-to-
date technology that enhances teaching and
learning in a more effective and efcient manner.
This innovative platform creates a dynamic and
integrated virtual classroom experience that
provides:
Designed, Delivered, and Priced for Busy Adults
University of Denver
See Canvas in action at youtube.com/DUcollege or scan the code.
Foundation Courses (12 credit hours)
Help students understand the scope of activity, historical development, future direction and trends,
and typical roles of organizations that operate within a career eld.
GS 4010 Global Players, Structures, and Trends
GS 4020 Cultural Positioning and Assessment
GS 4030 Issues in Working Internationally
Social Research and Methods (4 credit hours)
Prepares students for writing and research assignments.
Concentration Courses (16 credit hours)
Focus on a specic professional area within the larger industry sector.
Further Studies/Elective Courses (12 credit hours)
Build on the concentration area and help students develop a broader perspective within their industry.
Capstone (4 credit hours)
The culminating academic endeavor of our degree programs.
Masters Degrees (48 credits/12 courses)
Graduate Certicates (24 credits/6 courses)
Credits earned in a certicate program can be applied toward a masters degree in Global Affairs.
Graduate certicate students will take four required concentration courses and then either select two
courses from the further studies option or select two courses offered in any of the other program
concentrations, program foundation courses, or the research course.
Students who seek to expand their global
skillset will learn to analyze contemporary
issues and trends in a global context, view-
ing the inuence of events and ideas on the
world stage. Classes are taught by profes-
sional practitioners who work in the elds
they teach and contend with global issues in
their elds. In a growing, integrated world,
international relations have surged in im-
portance. Take advantage of this resurgence
and grasp the fundamentals of global af-
fairs by earning a masters concentration or
graduate certicate in Global Issues.
Concentration Courses
GS 4100 Hunger, Food, and Health
GS 4110 Sustainable Development
GS 4120 Terrorism and War in the 21st
Century
GS 4130 Human Rights and the Role of Women

Further Studies Courses
Students may choose a three course series
from the World History and Culture concen-
tration.
Or take any course from these concentrations:
Environmental Policy
Arts, Literature, and Culture
Healthcare Policy and Regulatory Leadership
Emergency Planning and Response
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Geographic Information Systems
Global Issues
Explore your degree options and build the degree that will help you reach your goals
using the online Degree Builder interactive tool at universitycollege.du.edu
Build a Degree to Fit Your Needs
1 Research Course and 3 Foundation Courses
4 Concentration Courses
3 Further Studies/Elective Courses
1 Capstone Course/Project

Students who seek to critically examine the
history and culture of the world from a diverse
range of perspectives will gain a rm grasp of
international studies and the world at large as
they study the historical, political, sociologi-
cal, and economic factors that contribute to
other nations cultures, identities, and history.
The graduate certicate and masters degree
concentration explore international studies in
an applied, practical manner for profession-
als and executives working across cultures
and across industries. From competition and
conict, building community to cooperation, a
broad range of topics will prepare students for
an equally broad range of careers.
Concentration Courses
GS 4200 Globalization and Human Geography
GS 4210 World Religious Traditions
GS 4220 Competition and Conict
GS 4230 Community and Cooperation

Further Studies Courses
Students may choose a three course series from
the Global Issues concentration.
Or take any course in these concentrations:
Environmental Policy
Arts, Literature, and Culture
Healthcare Policy and Regulatory Leadership
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Geographic Information Systems
MASTERS DEGREE & CERTIFICATES FOR BUSY ADULTS
EVENINGS & ONLINE
Global Affairs
Global Issues
World History and Culture
Translation Studies
By taking two classes per quarter for six consecutive quarters, you can complete your degree in
about eighteen months. Discuss this opportunity with your academic advisor.
Tuition Costs at 2014/2015 Academic Year Rates

Masters Degree $27,408
Graduate Certicate $13,704
($571 per credit)
Complete Your Degree in Two Years
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800-347-2042
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World History and Culture
Students with prociency in Spanish and Eng-
lish will gain a broad theoretical and practical
background in translation studies, as well as
practice in different types of translation (legal,
commercial, nancial, localization, political,
and medical translation). They will gain the
knowledge and transferable skills to become
effective translators in a professional capac-
ity as they cover essential terminology, com-
puter applications for translators, and issues
related to managing projects internationally
in individual and team-based environments.
For students interested in pursuing a career in
the global translation industry, the Translation
Studies program at University College is an
ideal opportunity to gain valuable experience
necessary to perform effectively in this chal-
lenging and competitive eld, including a pro-
fessional practicum experience. Completion of
the Translation Studies program satises the
American Translators Association (ATA) edu-
cation requirement toward ATA certication.
Concentration Courses
GS 4300 Theory and Practice of Translation and
Interpretation
GS 4301 Basic Translation: Written and Sight
GS 4302 Terminology and Computer
Applications for Translators
GS 4303 Translation Practicum
Further Studies Courses
GS 4304 Introduction of Legal Translation
GS 4306 Translation of Medical and Scientic
Texts
GS 4305 Localization/Translation of Software
and Web Pages
GS 4307 Translation Project Management
Translation Studies
Call, click, or connect with University College for more information:
A masters degree concentration or graduate
certicate in Translation Studies translates to
a thriving career. According to the Bureau of
Labor Statistics, about 28% of translators or
interpreters work within the educational eld,
13% work in healthcare, and 9% are employed
by the government. Translators can also ex-
plore other potential career areas, including
conferences, conventions, travel guides, ju-
diciary, localization, or literary translation. If
you have second language prociency in Span-
ishyoure in luck! This foreign language is in
high-demand, but of course, its not so foreign
to you!
Career Opportunities
Alumni
Where are they now? Global Affairs
program graduates may hold potential job
titles such as Foreign Service Ofcer, Historian,
Political Advisor, Archivist, International
Relations Specialist, Teacher, Communications
Ofcer, Non-Prot Director, Journalist,
Advocate, Translator, Diplomat, or Public
Affairs Coordinator.

Students who seek to critically examine the
history and culture of the world from a diverse
range of perspectives will gain a rm grasp of
international studies and the world at large as
they study the historical, political, sociologi-
cal, and economic factors that contribute to
other nations cultures, identities, and history.
The graduate certicate and masters degree
concentration explore international studies in
an applied, practical manner for profession-
als and executives working across cultures
and across industries. From competition and
conict, building community to cooperation, a
broad range of topics will prepare students for
an equally broad range of careers.
Concentration Courses
GS 4200 Globalization and Human Geography
GS 4210 World Religious Traditions
GS 4220 Competition and Conict
GS 4230 Community and Cooperation

Further Studies Courses
Students may choose a three course series from
the Global Issues concentration.
Or take any course in these concentrations:
Environmental Policy
Arts, Literature, and Culture
Healthcare Policy and Regulatory Leadership
Alternative Dispute Resolution
Geographic Information Systems
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Global Affairs
Global Issues
World History and Culture
Translation Studies
By taking two classes per quarter for six consecutive quarters, you can complete your degree in
about eighteen months. Discuss this opportunity with your academic advisor.
Tuition Costs at 2014/2015 Academic Year Rates

Masters Degree $27,408
Graduate Certicate $13,704
($571 per credit)
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World History and Culture
Students with prociency in Spanish and Eng-
lish will gain a broad theoretical and practical
background in translation studies, as well as
practice in different types of translation (legal,
commercial, nancial, localization, political,
and medical translation). They will gain the
knowledge and transferable skills to become
effective translators in a professional capac-
ity as they cover essential terminology, com-
puter applications for translators, and issues
related to managing projects internationally
in individual and team-based environments.
For students interested in pursuing a career in
the global translation industry, the Translation
Studies program at University College is an
ideal opportunity to gain valuable experience
necessary to perform effectively in this chal-
lenging and competitive eld, including a pro-
fessional practicum experience. Completion of
the Translation Studies program satises the
American Translators Association (ATA) edu-
cation requirement toward ATA certication.
Concentration Courses
GS 4300 Theory and Practice of Translation and
Interpretation
GS 4301 Basic Translation: Written and Sight
GS 4302 Terminology and Computer
Applications for Translators
GS 4303 Translation Practicum
Further Studies Courses
GS 4304 Introduction of Legal Translation
GS 4306 Translation of Medical and Scientic
Texts
GS 4305 Localization/Translation of Software
and Web Pages
GS 4307 Translation Project Management
Translation Studies
Call, click, or connect with University College for more information:
A masters degree concentration or graduate
certicate in Translation Studies translates to
a thriving career. According to the Bureau of
Labor Statistics, about 28% of translators or
interpreters work within the educational eld,
13% work in healthcare, and 9% are employed
by the government. Translators can also ex-
plore other potential career areas, including
conferences, conventions, travel guides, ju-
diciary, localization, or literary translation. If
you have second language prociency in Span-
ishyoure in luck! This foreign language is in
high-demand, but of course, its not so foreign
to you!
Career Opportunities
Alumni
Where are they now? Global Affairs
program graduates may hold potential job
titles such as Foreign Service Ofcer, Historian,
Political Advisor, Archivist, International
Relations Specialist, Teacher, Communications
Ofcer, Non-Prot Director, Journalist,
Advocate, Translator, Diplomat, or Public
Affairs Coordinator.