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.
Pearlstein Wins Lifetime Achievement Award



