Spring Approved Courses

SPRING 2027 COURSES

On this page, you will find information about pre-approved courses for the three GMAP academic programs and their corresponding categories.


Additional courses will be added as appropriate. Please reach out at igmap@binghamton.edu with any additional questions about program requirements and approved courses.

MS in GMAP

Graduate Certificate in GMAP

Undergraduate Minor in GMAP

Master of Science in Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention

REVIEW THE MS IN GMAP REQUIREMENTS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Core Courses:

GMAP 501: Micro-Dynamics of Mass Atrocities (Max Pensky)

GMAP 504: Transitional Justice (Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm)

GMAP 550: Mechanisms of Atrocity Prevention (Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm)

Electives:

GMAP 518B: Building Public Memory (Erika Arias)

GMAP 528D: Digital Methods for Conflict (Alessandro Drago)

GMAP 538A: Colonization/Violence/Genocide (Giovanna Montenegro)

Research Methods:

Not offered

Application and Assessment:

GMAP 580: Field Placement (Max Pensky)

GMAP 590: Capstone (Max Pensky)


Graduate Certificate in Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention

REVIEW THE GRADUATE CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS

Foundations Course

Not offered

Historical Examples of Genocide and Mass Atrocity 

GMAP 503: Intro to Nongovt Organizations (David Campbell)

GMAP 504: Transitional Justice (Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm)

GMAP 518B: Building Public Memory (Erika Arias)

GMAP 538A: Colonization/Violence/Genocide (Giovanna Montenegro)

Methods of Understanding Atrocities & Atrocity Prevention

GMAP 501: Micro-Dynamics of Mass Atrocities (Max Pensky)

GMAP 550: Mechanisms of Atrocity Prevention (Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm)

GMAP 528D: Digital Methods for Conflict (Alessandro Drago)


Undergraduate Minor in Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention


REVIEW THE UNDERGRADUATE MINOR REQUIREMENTS FOR ADDITIONAL DETAILS

Core Courses

GMAP 480: Essentials of Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention (Max Pensky)

Historical and Contemporary Studies category

GMAP 381C: Translation, Media & Politics (Ahmad  Ayyad)

GMAP 381E: Nazis After 1945 (Harald Zils)

GMAP 481A: Unresolved Issues: Wars in Asia (David Stahl)

GMAP 481B: Building Public Memory (Erika Arias)

GMAP 481D: Colonization/Violence/Genocide (Giovanna Montenegro)

Concepts and Theories category

GMAP 482B: Micro-Dynamics of Mass Atrocities (Max Pensky)

Practices and Methodologies category

GMAP 483B: Transitional Justice (Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm)

GMAP 483D: Mechanisms of Atrocity Prevention (Eric Wiebelhaus-Brahm)

GMAP 483H: Digital Methods for Conflict (Alessandro Drago)