The second annual TAM Alumni Board meeting took place in Chapel Hill on March 20th and 21st. Graduates of the program join the Board to lend their professional expertise and steer TAM forward. This year discussions focused on publicity and … Read more

On the afternoon of March 20th, 2015, TAM graduates, students, and accepted applicants joined with faculty and administrators connected to the program. Four alumni, representing the professional fields of international education, federal service, private industry, and think-tanks/NGOs, served as our … Read more

3 CREDITS PROFESSOR ROBERT JENKINS This course explores the development of Euro-¬‐Atlantic security institutions and compares security policy in the United States and Europe. Initial focus begins with a discussion of the concept of security and a selected review of … Read more

Kate Lindemann, one of our TAM students studying at Humboldt University in Berlin, was recently afforded the opportunity to interview Germany’s Chancellor. The video of this German-language exchange, focused on the subject of TTIP, can be viewed above.   View … Read more

3 CREDITS PROFESSOR: MILADA VACHUDOVA Examination of contrasting theoretical approaches to understanding democracy. Comparative study of Africa, Eastern Europe, and Latin America elucidates challenges and opportunities that affect possibilities for democratization and consolidation.

Brendan Jordan Rowell UNC Chapel Hill — TAM Program Internship Report: Notre Europe – Jacques Delors Institute My internship at Notre Europe – Jacques Delors Institute (NE-JDI) began on September 1st, 2014. In France, all internships require a contract, known … Read more

3 CREDITS PROFESSORS: MARGARET BENTLEY, ASSOCIATE DEAN OF GLOBAL HEALTH, UNC’S GILLINGS SCHOOL OF GLOBAL PUBLIC HEALTH, AND MAMIE HARRIS, AFRICA PROGRAMS DIRECTOR This course explores contemporary issues, problems and controversies in global health through an interdisciplinary perspective; examines the … Read more