Where will the International Leadership Graduate Program Take Me?

Graduate students will gain new insights into globalization issues and corresponding leadership challenges while enhancing their leadership skills and cultural competencies. This is especially important at a time when employers are looking for culturally literate leaders.

St. Thomas students who study in the International Leadership program will use their skills and experiences in a variety of settings, including:

• International education and study abroad programs in higher education
  
• Nonprofit and non-governmental organizations, including UNICEF and National Democratic Institute
  
• Health care and service organizations, including the Peace Corps and the World Trade Organization
  
• Foreign affairs organizations, including USAID and the US State Department
  
• Business and Economic organizations, including the World Bank, the World Trade Organization and those involved with micro-financing

The St. Thomas Difference

The International Leadership program focuses on theory as it practically applies to real-world experience. Ethical, effective leadership is a core component woven throughout the program. Engaging, collaborative surroundings foster opportunities for you to build a professional network of colleagues who will become lifelong international leadership contacts. The program’s hands-on focus provides unparalleled opportunities to learn from international leaders and in international settings.

You will benefit from:

• Exposure to major leadership issues at the Global level
  
• Opportunities for international field experience
  
• Significant access to the leadership of the Global South
  
• Partnerships with organizations, including NGOs, schools and businesses, in host countries
  
• Change initiatives within your organization

Learn more about the Master of Arts in International Leadership