Degree Programs

As a policy school, our distance from Washington, D.C. gives us the freedom to seek progress untethered from tradition and lean into the convening power of the Pacific Coast as a hub of innovation, diversity and proactive problem solving.

Uniquely equipped. Perfectly positioned.

The curriculum for our degree programs combines three professional school traditions: international relations, public policy and management. Graduates assume senior policy positions in the public and nonprofit sectors as well as in non-governmental organizations and private companies. Our outstanding internship programs and Career and Professional Development Center allow for opportunities around the world.

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Full-Time Degrees Executive Degree

Which degree is right for you?

Read more about each of our degrees below to find the right fit.

Master of International Affairs

You’re interested in developing the knowledge to engage with global issues and foster international cooperation, guided by data and informed by analysis.

MIA Degree

Master of Public Policy

You’re interested in using data-driven research to understand and design policies that address today’s most pressing domestic and international challenges. STEM-designated program

MPP Degree

Master of Chinese Economic and Political Affairs

You’re interested in using cross-disciplinary tools to dig deeply into the economics and politics of China, as well as to consider its place in the Asia-Pacific region and its relationship with the U.S.

MCEPA Degree

Master of Advanced Studies in International Affairs

You have five or more years of work experience, and you’re interested in developing an executive mindset with skills in policy analysis and precision in tackling regional challenges.

MAS-IA Degree