Master of
International Policy and Practice
“The Elliott School’s MIPP program provides mid–career professionals with the training they will need to advance in their careers and solve the complex international problems of the 21st century.”
Preparing Professionals for the Challenges of the 21st Century
The demands of globalization are dramatically changing career and employment practices for individuals and organizations in international affairs. Professionals who want to excel in the international arena must have knowledge of international economic, political and social trends. They must possess the analytical and management skills necessary to formulate and advocate policies on key international issues, and the ability to negotiate and work effectively in cross-cultural settings.
The Elliott School’s Master of International Policy and Practice (MIPP) program helps international professionals develop these highly marketable skills. This flexible degree program prepares mid-career professionals for the challenges of globalization by combining rigorous academic training with the development of valuable career-enhancing skills. The program covers relevant national and international policies and provides insight into a wide range of international issues.
The program’s interdisciplinary curriculum combines three foundation courses with a wide variety of course options that are selected to suit the student’s professional goals and intellectual interests. Most courses are offered in the late afternoon and early evening to accommodate student work schedules, making it ideal for working professionals. Cohort events throughout the year provide additional venues for professional networking with other students, faculty and guest speakers.
Students in the MIPP program also benefit from the events and programs sponsored by the Elliott School’s exceptional research centers and institutes. The Elliott School’s active calendar of lectures, conferences and workshops feature leading scholars and practitioners from the national and international policy communities.
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