The Department of Public and International Affairs is home to three nationally-recognized graduate programs:
At the undergraduate level, it has two majors and a host of minors:
These programs are supported by world-renowned faculty who are recognized experts in their fields.
George Mason's proximity to the nation's capital provides a wide array of opportunities for internships, networking, future employment. The curriculum prepares students for positions of leadership in goverment, public agencies, non-profits, and the private sector. Students' internship and post-graduate experiences include placement in offices of the federal government, private contracting firms, international organizations, embassies, political campaigns, and lobbying or nonprofit organizations.
Smithsonian’s Clough, Rutgers’ Greenberg to Speak at College Convocations
