The Master of Global Affairs (MGA) is a full-time, two-year professional degree program designed to integrate theory, practice, and policy in the field of global affairs. The program offers broad interdisciplinary training, specialized expertise within a chosen concentration, and practical experience through a fully-funded field placement. Students will learn from world-renowned faculty and visiting experts, gaining diverse perspectives on global issues.
The MGA curriculum requires 46 credit hours of graduate-level coursework, full-time residential enrollment, and a practicum with a final project that includes a fully funded field experience. Students must complete a core curriculum, electives, and major-specific requirements.
The MGA program offers a fully funded field placement. Information on general tuition for the MGA is not provided on the program page, but tuition for the M.S. in Finance program is listed as $74,618 for 2026-2027.
The MGA program is a full-time, two-year professional degree. It requires residential enrollment for the entire duration.
Information on general tuition for the MGA program is not provided. However, tuition for the M.S. in Finance program is listed as $74,618 for 2026-2027.
Scholarships are available to all qualified candidates for the M.S. in Finance program, determined by the Admissions Committee. Information on scholarships specifically for the MGA program is not detailed, but the program does offer a fully funded field placement.
The MGA curriculum requires a total of 46 credit hours of graduate-level coursework. This includes a core curriculum, electives, and major-specific requirements.
Yes, the MGA program includes practical experience through a fully funded field placement as part of the practicum. This is a key component of the second year of study.
Prospective students can apply to the MGA program through the Keough School of Global Policy and International Studies. The application process involves submitting materials for your chosen specialization.