In this week-long seminar in Honduras, Fletcher students participate in intercultural learning with human rights defenders, academics, legal professionals, and community leaders from Honduras and the United States to deepen their understanding of the evolving dynamics of forced migration. The Honduran context will help students better understand the role of governments, civil society, and the international community in protecting the rights of all people, to stay in their home countries or cross borders.

Students in the Master of Arts in Transatlantic Affairs (MATA) spend one year on each side of the Atlantic in this joint degree program, administered in conjunction with the College of Europe. Students starting the MATA program at Fletcher will gain breadth of knowledge through coursework across the School's three divisions: International Law and Organizations; Diplomacy, History and Politics; and Economics and International Business. Additionally, a joint, year-long and project-oriented course on transatlantic affairs is required for all MATA students.

The dual Licenciatura en Derecho (undergraduate law degree) and LLM with Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM) offers students beginning their degrees in Mexico the opportunity to spend their final year of studies at Fletcher.

The dual LLB/LLM degree program with Jindal Global Law School offers students beginning their degrees in India the opportunity to finish their studies at Fletcher.

The dual degree enables students to pursue complementary professional studies in international affairs at two institutions, spending one year in residence at Fletcher and one year in residence at the University of St. Gallen. The dual degree program allows students to earn both the Fletcher MALD and the St. Gallen MIA in two years. 

The objective of the program is to allow students to earn both a Master of Business Administration (MBA) at the Instituto de Empresa and a MALD -- or a Master of Arts (MA) when applicable -- at Fletcher in two to two and a half years. The dual degree program is intended to prepare students for careers that combine international affairs and management. It is a particularly appropriate program for students who seek management responsibilities in international corporations, global financial institutions, international economic and development institutions, and government agencies.

Through this program, Fletcher students earn an MBA from HEC Paris. The MBA program at HEC is a unique 16-month general management program, offering courses either entirely in English or in English and French. HEC Paris is one of the most respected European business schools and is rated among the world's leading international MBAs, and boasts an alumni network of 25,000 graduates. 

The Fletcher–CEIBS dual degree program allows students to combine international business training with interdisciplinary studies in international affairs, earning both an MBA from CEIBS and a MALD from Fletcher in two and a half years. Students spend 12 consecutive months in residence at CEIBS from June through July, followed by three semesters at Fletcher. Each school credits approved coursework from the other toward its degree requirements, creating an integrated program that prepares graduates for careers at the intersection of business and global affairs.

The Indian School of Business evolved from a need for a globally top-ranked and distinctive business school in the Asian region dedicated to providing the best management education. The school is the dream of some of the best minds from the corporate and academic world.

Fletcher students focused on international business may spend a semester in their second year as visiting students at China Europe International Business School in Shanghai, China.