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Syracuse University

Maxwell School of Citizenship and

Public A„ airs

maxwell.syr.edu/paia

[email protected]

315. 443. 4000

Texas A&M University

The Bush School of Government and

Public Service

bush.tamu.edu

[email protected]

979. 862. 3476

UC San Diego

School of Global Policy and Strategy

gps.ucsd.edu

[email protected]

858. 534. 5914

University at Albany

Rockefeller College of Public A„ airs & Policy

albany.edu/rockefeller

[email protected]

518. 442. 5244

University of Kent

Brussels School of International Studies

kent.ac.uk/brussels

[email protected]

+32 2. 641. 1721

University of Minnesota

Humphrey School of Public A„ airs

hhh.umn.edu

[email protected]

612. 624. 3800

University of Notre Dame

Keough School of Global A„ airs

keough.nd.edu

[email protected]

574. 631. 3426

The University of Texas at Austin

LBJ School of Public A„ airs

lbj.utexas.edu

[email protected]

512. 471. 3200

Waseda University

Graduate School of Asia-Paci“ c Studies

waseda.jp/gsaps/en

[email protected]

The Association of Professional Schools of

International Affairs (APSIA) brings together the

leading graduate programs dedicated to profes-

sional education in international affairs. Members

have demonstrated excellence in multidisciplinary,

policy-oriented international studies.

Visit APSIA.org to discover what you can do

with an APSIA degree, learn about hiring APSIA

students and alumni, register for admissions

events around the world and online, and fi nd

fellowship and scholarship information.

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