GPS’s curriculum is rooted in data analysis, equipping international affairs and public policy students with the skills that top employers are looking for
Hear one alumnus share how GPS’s specialized training in Chinese economics and politics reshaped his career and doubled his earning potential
Barbara Walter, delivering the final Elizabeth H.L. Bonkowsky Memorial Lecture, stressed that citizens and businesses must take immediate action to steer the U.S. away from authoritarianism
Assistant Professor Román David Zárate studies how people experience the economy in different places, harnessing the power of maps and population data
Hear Nahal Malakabadi, a second-year MPP student, talk about her dedication to helping others — on a global scale, and also with her fellow students
Aila Matanock, a new GPS faculty member, studies the curious phenomenon of when one country asks another to take the reins over part of its government
GPS’s program goes beyond what a business degree can offer, setting you up for success in the private sector, government and nonprofits
Shinnosuke Kikuchi’s current research examines the policy implications of the rise of technological disruptions to the labor force
This summer, GPS introduced an AI-powered tool to help new students get up to speed on key math concepts, supplementing what they learn in the classroom