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The John Jay School of Diplomacy and International Affairs is established as an independent academic unit within Euclid University Extension.

It is placed under the High Stewardship of H.E. Ambassador E. Touaboy with Vince Sinning as Principal Faculty.

Its mission is to prepare students for internships and careers at the United Nations and other intergovernmental bodies.

A Unique Link to the Diplomatic Community

At the United Nations HQ

Left:
V. Sinning as UN Mission Advisor

Center:
K.H. Note,
President of the Republic of the Marshall Islands

Right:
V. N. Clodumar,
Ambassador of the Republic of Nauru to the UN


Because of its privileged relationship with the International Organization for Sustainable Development and the positions held by our Faculty Members and High Steward, the John Jay School of Diplomacy enjoys and maintains a unique link to the diplomatic community.

This relationship provides a continuous exchange of people and ideas between the School and United Nations member states, especially developing and least-developed nations.

This synergy provides an active link to the UN system, the diplomatic community, non-governmental organizations and global business.

Students are encouraged to interact with policymakers and practitioners, exposing them to ongoing opportunities to enhance professional growth and development.


Euclid Master of Diplomacy and International Affairs

Euclid Curriculum (Course list for the MDIA)

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Joint degree programs by ULI (Belgium) / UL Burkina, UNDT (University of N'Djamena - Chad),
UBRC (University of Bangui, CAR), administered by IOSD/EUC.

Euclid University Consortium members: UNDT, UBRC, ULI/ULB
Under the High Stewardship of H.E. Ambassador E. Touaboy, CAR / Washington, DC.
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