Center for Career Development and International Programs

ia a liberal arts curriculum focused on learning with breadth, depth, and real-world applicability. Areas of study follows a focus on Economics, Environmental Science, Politics, Philosophy, and Economics (PPE) and Public Health Studies, with minors in Asian Studies, Biological Sciences, Chinese Studies, Computer Science, Development Studies, Economics, Environmental Sciences, Fine Arts, Gender Studies, Information and Communication Technology, Mathematics, Psychology and Public Health Studies. AUW students have excelled in communicating and translating this learning to their pursuits during university and after graduation. They have interned at, worked at, and received admittance to top global engineering, banking, or IT companies, the most respected non-governmental organizations, media and journalism institutions, research, monitoring, and evaluation programs, human rights advocacy groups, and renowned institutions of graduate studies. CDIP builds upon these strides by establishing and maintaing strong partnerships with organizations that advocate gender equality through intelligent, driven, and internationally-minded women who represent the very best of their regions.