The Master of Global Management (MGM) in Global Management is an in-depth, global business education professional degree program that combines general management coursework, cross-cultural insights, regional studies and foreign language components to educate global business leaders.
Mission Statement
In the short term, MAP provides a forum for students to discuss topics concerning minorities and philosophy and connect with interested peers. In the long term, we hope that MAP will contribute to improved department cultures and facilitate increased participation of underrepresented groups in academic philosophy.
Grade Grievances
Refer to The College Grade Grievance Policy: https://clas.asu.edu/resources/academic-grievance. The first step is always for a student to try to resolve the complaint directly with the instructor. Unresolved course complaints advance to step 2. Students should contact the ADUS for SHPRS for step 2.
The below FAQ has answers to all your online advising questions. If you still need answers, email shprsadvising@asu.edu.
The School of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies encourages students to pursue internships that are related to their career aspirations and bear directly on the disciplines housed within the school. Internships provide practical experience for students that complement their formal academic class-based studies. Depending on the internship site, internships may be voluntary or paid.
The certificate program in political history and leadership provides students with a strong foundation in the history of politics and political thought, with a special emphasis on the role of leadership and citizenship. Students come to understand the complexities of real decision-making beyond the abstractions. The program prepares students for leadership in their careers.