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University of Denver

Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs

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At the Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs, ranked #12 in the world for international affairs programs by Foreign Policy magazine, students prepare to tackle the defining challenges of our time. Based in Denver, Korbel offers a top-ranked, interdisciplinary education that blends academic excellence with real-world impact. Our globally engaged faculty, boundary-pushing research, and inclusive, public-minded approach empower students to lead with purpose. Backed by a worldwide alumni network driving change across sectors and regions, Korbel equips graduates with the tools to make a difference—locally and globally.

Degree Programs

  • MA in Global Economic Affairs
  • MA in Global Environmental Sustainability
  • MA in International Development
  • MA in International Human Rights
  • MA in International Security
  • MA in International Studies
  • Master of Public Policy
  • Certificate in Global Business and Corporate Social Responsibility
  • Certificate in Global Environmental Change and Adaptation
  • Certificate in Homeland Security
  • Certificate in Humanitarian Assistance
  • Certificate in Public Diplomacy
  • Certificate in Public Policy
  • Certificate in Religion and International Affairs
  • Certificate in Strategic Intelligence
  • Dual Master of Public Policy and Juris Doctorate
  • Dual Master of Arts in International Development, International Human Rights, International Studies, or Public Policy and Master of Social Work
  • Joint Master of Arts in International and Intercultural Communication

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Korbel Student Earns Prestigious Critical Language Scholarship to Study Chinese in Taiwan

Korbel Student Earns Prestigious Critical Language Scholarship to Study Chinese in Taiwan

Growing up in Kansas City, Trevor Paulus (MA International Studies, '27) was captivated by his grandmother's love of travel; her fridge covered in magnets from places he'd never been, her calls home from the road. That curiosity about the world eventually led to a seemingly simple decision to study Chinese in high school. "I took Chinese because it seemed cool and different than French or Spanish. Then I had my first class, and I was like, I'm where I'm meant to be."...