The Bachelor's Degree in Public Service and Global Affairs at Gannon University is designed for students passionate about addressing complex global challenges and shaping both domestic and international policy. You will explore critical issues such as the history and legal foundations of war crimes, the comparative study of plagues and pandemics, and the examination of state-sponsored mass violence. This programme offers a unique opportunity to understand the roots and consequences of historical and contemporary crises, preparing you for impactful careers in fields dedicated to peace, justice, and human welfare.
This undergraduate degree is studied full-time on campus over four years, immersing you in a dynamic learning environment. You will engage with comparative history courses and delve into the study of mass violence, with opportunities for experiential learning. For instance, coursework may include travel to the International Criminal Court at the Hague and Bosnia to witness international jurisprudence firsthand, or visits to Holocaust-related sites in Poland and Ukraine to study post-genocide societies. You will graduate with the analytical skills and global perspective necessary for roles in international development, policy analysis, and non-profit leadership.