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Learn about SIPA's programs, faculty, events, and global policy challenges at the Ivy League school of international affairs and public policy. Explore master's, doctoral, dual degree, and executive education options at SIPA.
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Learn how to address the big issues of international affairs with a customizable MIA degree from Columbia SIPA. Explore the curriculum, concentrations, specializations, and career paths for this 21-month program.
SIPA is a graduate school that offers degrees and programs in international affairs and public policy. Learn about its history, academics, rankings, centers, and alumni.
Learn about the eight degree programs offered by Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA), which blend analytical methods with practical management skills. Find out the requirements, courses, and policies for each program in the official SIPA Bulletin.
The Master of International Affairs (MIA) is designed to equip students with comprehensive skills and knowledge to address global challenges. The curriculum is highly customizable, offering a core program with a wide range of international politics and political economy courses.
A 10-month, full-time program for mid-career professionals who seek the skills to tackle global challenges and make a difference. Customize your curriculum, learn from global leaders, and join the SIPA community at Columbia University.