The UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy (GPS) addresses the crucial societal challenges of the 21st century. The School’s pioneering research builds on internationally recognized expertise of the Americas and Asia, integrates analysis of public policy and markets, and explores global issues of conflict and cooperation.
Leveraging our West Coast location and UC San Diego’s renowned programs in science and technology, GPS develops new analytic tools with real-world applications, while rigorously training the next generation of global leaders. Through collaborations across campus and counterparts around the globe, GPS shapes cutting-edge solutions for a transforming world.
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Applying to GPS is a strategic step forward in your education and career development. By applying to one of our seven graduate degree programs in international affairs and public policy, you are taking a step toward becoming a more effective professional and you join a network of experienced practitioners worldwide.
We’re happy to offer our admitted students a number of resources for answering questions on matriculation. Learn more about topics that will guide you from your acceptance through your first days on campus.
For professionals looking to broaden their perspectives, sharpen their quantitative abilities and advance their careers, the Global Leadership Institute (GLI) provides uniquely valuable education experiences that enable both employer and employee to benefit from our sector expertise. GLI offers executive master’s degrees, nondegree certificates and also hosts study-abroad graduate researchers and students from around the world.
From April 26-27, 2019, GPS held its 30th anniversary weekend celebration designed to engage speakers and audience alike on topics likely to dominate the news cycles in the future. In addition to session videos, you will also find individual GPS faculty TED-style talks.
Beyond the basics of joining your regional club and subscribing to the School’s e-newsletters, peruse a few timely ways to get involved and stay connected this quarter.