Extending the International Affairs degree, Georgia Tech’s IAML BS embeds intensive language study—Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian, or Spanish—into every global-policy module. Students analyze regional security briefs in the target language, negotiate simulated trade treaties abroad, and intern with foreign embassies. Capstones develop bilingual policy white papers tackling issues from Arctic mining governance to AI-driven election integrity, positioning graduates for diplomacy, intelligence, and multinational leadership.
Bilingual policy podcast dissecting regional cyber-security accords
Cross-cultural comparative study of disinformation countermeasures
Target-language negotiation role-play on climate-finance frameworks
Machine-translation evaluation of parliamentary transcripts for bias
Embassy-level media strategy plan for crisis communication
Design of language-adapted civic-tech platform for voter education
Analysis of multilingual AI ethics guidelines across global forums
Field study on peace-park diplomacy along demilitarized borders
Game-based training module teaching diplomatic protocol in Japanese
Geospatial mapping of humanitarian corridors with local-language data layers
Policy brief on regional 6G standards competition in East Asia
Corpus analysis of Russian strategic-communications doctrines
VR cultural-immersion tool for pre-deployment diplomats
Evaluation of bilingual AI chatbots for consular services
Scenario planning of language policy impacts on minority rights
Speak, analyze, and negotiate—lead diplomacy with tech-savvy fluency.
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