Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
Our students not only develop analytical skills but also acquire substantive knowledge about the world’s most important domestic and international policy issues. This balance is reflected in our curriculum, which varies widely in both topic and format. Lectures, seminars and workshops are taught by renowned scholars as well as practitioners who have served in leadership positions at all levels of government and in multilateral and nonprofit organizations.
Degree Programs
- Master of Public Affairs
- Master of Public Policy
- Master of Public Affairs- Juris Doctorate
- Joint Degree Program in Social Policy
- Doctorate of Philosophy in Public Affairs
- Certificate in Demography
- Certificate in Health and Health Policy
- Certificate in Science, Technology and Environmental Policy
- Certificate in Urban Policy
- Certificate in Urban Policy and Planning
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Politics & Polls #51: The Trump-Russia Story with Benjamin Wittes
President Donald Trump has spent his first months faced with a potential scandal involving Russia, an issue that’s only grown since the election with discussions and investigations about possible obstruction and collusion. In recent weeks, this has dominated national political debates, especially in Congress and the White House.
Benjamin Wittes, co-founder and editor-in-chief of the Lawfare blog, joins this episode of Politics & Polls to discuss where things stand in the Trump-Russia story. The Lawfare blog is “devoted to sober and serious discussion of ‘hard national security choices.’”
Listen here: http://bit.ly/PoliticsPolls51
From A to Z: Woody Woo in 2016-2017
From hosting an Auction to weighing in on the Zika virus, the 2016-17 academic year at the Woodrow Wilson School was both productive and exciting! The Woo family tuned in to a new podcast series, supported local charities, and learned from the experiences and expertise of many high-profile figures in public policy. Take a look back at these and many more of our highlights from the year.
Story in Issu: https://issuu.com/woodrowwilsonschool/docs/wws_a-z_2016-17_final
Fourth of July Q&A: Zachary Beecher, Class of 2013, Captain, U.S. Army
In honor of the Fourth of July, Zachary Beecher, a member of the Woodrow Wilson School’s Class of 2013 and a captain in the U.S. Army, answered questions via email. In this Q&A, he reflects on freedom, finding strength in differences and how his experiences at Princeton shaped his worldview. Full story here.
Politics & Polls #50: One-Year Anniversary
The Woodrow Wilson School is celebrating the one-year anniversary of Politics & Polls! In this episode, Professors Julian Zelizer and Sam Wang reflect on everything that’s transpired over the past year, from the presidential campaign to President Donald Trump’s election. Podcast here.
Fourth of July Q&A: Zachary Beecher, Class of 2013, Captain, U.S. Army
In honor of the Fourth of July, Zachary Beecher, a member of the Woodrow Wilson School’s Class of 2013 and a captain in the U.S. Army, answered our questions via email. In this Q&A, he reflects on freedom, finding strength in differences and how his experiences at Princeton shaped his worldview. Full story here.
Politics & Polls #49: Democracy, Gerrymandering, Federalism & More
America’s experienced a blitz of political twists and turns in the past few months, which may cloak some of the deep-rooted challenges still facing the nation. Still looming large in the background are issues related to the political process — like democracy, gerrymandering, voting laws and federalism.
In this episode, the focus turns toward the structure of politics with special guest Heather Gerken, one of the country’s leading experts on constitutional law and election law. Podcast here.