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Preparing world leaders of tomorrow.

Our graduate programs combine rigorous coursework and professional training to provide students the knowledge and perspectives needed to make a difference in the world. Through our programs students gain expertise in world regions and important contemporary issues — ranging from war to rising levels of resource consumption to the expansion of the global economy to mounting environmental challenges — that will shape the world in decades ahead.

As a result, the Elliott School prepares nearly 700 graduate students each year for meaningful international affairs careers.

Master of Arts Programs:

• Asian Studies
• European and Eurasian Studies
• Global Communication
• International Affairs
• Latin American and Hemispheric Studies
• International Development Studies
• International Trade and Investment Policy
• International Science and Technology Policy
• Middle East Studies
• Security Policy Studies

Special Master's Programs:

• Master of International Policy and Practice (MIPP) — a degree program for mid-career professionals that provides academic training, marketable skills, and career-enhancing credentials.
• Master of International Studies (MIS) — enables students enrolled at one of our overseas partner schools to earn a second master's degree from the Elliott School.
• Joint and Dual Degrees — programs of study leading to a Master of Arts and a Juris Doctor in cooperation with the Law School, and a Master of Arts and a Master of Public Health in cooperation with the School of Public Health and Health Services.