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Baruch College

Austin W. Marxe School of Public and International Affairs

Study International Affairs in a Global City

New York is home to the U.N., global businesses, and more international nongovernmental organizations than any other American city. There’s no better place to study international affairs and no more competitive, affordable, and intellectually and culturally diverse school than Baruch’s nationally recognized Austin W. Marxe School of Public and International Affairs.

Students can choose from five concentrations:

-Global Security

-International Nongovernmental Organizations

-Trade Policy and Global Economic Governance

-Western Hemisphere Affairs

-Special Concentration

Degree Programs

-Master of International Affairs

-Master of Public Administration

-Master of Science in Education in Higher Education Administration

-Master of Science in City Planning

-Bachelor of Science in Public Affairs

-Certificate in Public Communication

-Certificate in Quantitative Methods for Policy and Equity Analysis

Degree Programs

Master of International Affairs
Master of Public Administration
Executive MPA

The Bachelor of Science in Public Affairs
MS in Higher Education Administration
Certificate in Public Communication

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