The Lauder Institute’s international studies curriculum is supported by four core geopolitical themes. These themes are designed to equip students with the analytical skills and global perspective needed to navigate complex political and economic landscapes, aligning with the Institute’s mission to develop future leaders who can drive meaningful change worldwide.
Throughout their degree, students explore the interconnectedness of data, resources, strategic decision-making, and economic systems worldwide, developing intercultural competence and gaining the tools needed to become innovative leaders across diverse local and global contexts.
Key Themes
TOPICS INCLUDE:
CHINA, RUSSIA, BRICs+, EMERGING & FRONTIER MARKETS
TOPICS INCLUDE:
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, MEDIA, DATA SCIENCE, LLMs, DIGITAL CURRENCY, DIGITAL ACCESS
TOPICS INCLUDE:
MODELS OF DEVELOPMENT, REDISTRIBUTIVE POLITICS, IMMIGRATION FLOWS, ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL WELL-BEING
TOPICS INCLUDE:
