Graduate Programs

Pursuing a Master's, PhD, or Doctorate degree in International Affairs or subjects related to International Affairs is a great way to further your education. A graduate degree can help you impress employers, gain access to competitive opportunities, and succeed professionally and personally in the future. Check out some resources to find both U.S. and international programs. 

Local Graduate Programs

• Josef Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Denver offers multiple programs related to International Affairs.
• CU Boulder offers a PHD program in Political Science where you can choose International Relations as your research area. 

Additional Resources

• Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA) is a resource that lists dozens of schools that offer International Affairs-related programs both within and outside the U.S.
• The Foreign Policy Education Guide website has information and insights about graduate programs.
• Niche has many ways to search for schools and program types, including this search for International Affairs Graduate Programs in America.
• InternationalRelationsEDU.org has a list of the best schools for International Relations by state. Additionally, they have a large search engine for other schools across the country.
• StudyPortal Masters has information about schools across the world that offer graduate degrees in any subject of your choosing.
• Keystone MasterStudies allows you to search for programs in the country of your choosing and information about the programs you view.