Graduates share how their time at GPS shaped their careers in climate and sustainability
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How a degree from GPS enhances military careers
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One graduate and one current student share how studying the Asia-Pacific through GPS degree programs complements their military service
Active duty military members and veterans share their journeys to GPS — and their many accomplishments since graduating
As part of its robust programs to elevate careers to the next level, GPS Career Services connects students with unique internship opportunities abroad
Incoming alumni president and MAS-IA graduate Jason Kim ‘12 shares how GPS set him up for career success
Melia Ungson ’17 shares her journey to and beyond a graduate degree – all thanks to support from a Robertson Fellowship
Alumni Across Continents: GPS provides ‘a great education and has paid off over 30-plus years’
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Tamiko Sher, who earned a Master of Pacific International Affairs (MPIA) in 1991, is based in Johannesburg, South Africa and holds dual roles: executive director of the African Institute for Entrepreneurship (AIfE), a non-governmental organization (NGO), and owner/manager of her private virtual consulting company, Z.A. ZEN Consulting.
David Freitas earned his Master of Pacific International Affairs (MPIA) degree from the UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy (GPS) in 1997.