Master's Programs in International Affairs

A master's degree in international affairs provides students with the education to pursue a career in the public or private sector. Graduates may work with the U.S. Department of State, the Red Cross or the United Nations Development Programme, among many others. They may work as policy analysts, diplomats or consultants. There are many master's degree programs in international affairs with different specialty areas such as security, economics or development.
  1. University of Denver

    • The University of Denver, Josef Korbel School of International Studies, offers many different master's degree programs, such as, global finance, trade and economic integration; international administration; international development; international human rights; international security; international studies; and development practice. These programs can be completed in two to five years. There are no prerequisite courses for admissions to the program, but is is recommended that the student have previous experience or coursework in international affairs or a foreign language.

      University of Denver
      Josef Korbel School of International Studies
      2201 South Gaylord Street,
      Denver, CO 80208
      303-871-2324
      du.edu

    Columbia University

    • The Columbia University, School of International and Public Affairs, offers a master's of international affairs degree. It is a two-year program and students can choose from one of the following concentrations: economic and political development; energy and environment; human rights; international finance and economic policy; international security policy; or urban and social policy. In addition to the required coursework, the student is required to show proficiency in a foreign language and complete an internship. There are no required prerequisite courses; however, the student should have some foreign language experience.

      Columbia University
      School of International and Public Affairs
      420 West 118th Street
      New York, NY 10027
      212-854-6216
      columbia.edu

    California State University, Sacramento

    • The California State University, Sacramento, Department of Government, offers a master of arts degree in international affairs. This is a two-year program and students can choose from several elective tracks including American foreign and domestic policy and international affairs and public management track. There is no foreign language requirement. Statistics, micro- and macro-economics are prerequisite courses for admissions into the program.

      California State University, Sacramento
      International Affairs Graduate Program
      6000 J Street
      Sacramento, CA 95819-6089
      916-278-6202
      csus.edu

    Texas A&M University

    • The Texas A&M University, Bush School of Government and Pubic Service, offers a master's program in international affairs. The program offers two tracks of study: international economics and development or national security and diplomacy along with a choice of several concentrations. This is a two-year program and there are no prerequisite courses for admission.

      Texas A&M University
      Bush School of Government and Pubic Service
      4220 TAMU
      College Station, TX 77843-4220
      979-862-3469
      tamu.edu

    George Washington University

    • The George Washington University, Elliott School of International Affairs, offers a master of arts degree in international affairs with either a global affairs or regional focus major field. This is a two-year program. In addition to the coursework, the student must be proficient in a foreign language. There are not any specific prerequisite courses for admission into the program.

      George Washington University
      The Elliott School of International Affairs
      1957 E Street, NW
      Washington, DC 20052
      202-994-6240
      gwu.edu

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