Masters in international Affairs Programs in the New York City Area

Explore masters in international affairs programs and graduate schools offering MA international affairs degrees. Find the best international affairs programs for you with government statistics and graduate student reviews.

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Graduate School of Arts & Sciences - New York University
New York University
Graduate School
New York, NY
3 reviews
Master's Student: It has been a tough year for everyone. For me, I decided when the pandemic started to go back to school for a Masters. NYU has made online learning a great experience with the help of amazing teachers and teaching assistants. I am happy to be an NYU graduate student.
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Rutgers Business School - Newark
Graduate School - Newark, Rutgers Unversity
Graduate School
Newark, NJ
5 reviews
Master's Student: I am in the PT MBA program, and am enjoying it. I needed an evening program that worked with my full time job, and Rutgers was a good option.

I take classes both in Newark and in New Brunswick (even one on their Jersey City satellite campus right near the waterfront!).

The professors are mostly good. A few exceptionally good ones and a few duds. They have a good class and concentration offering and I feel like I am learning a good amount from the program.

Classmates are friendly, some really smart ones. A lot of people work in the pharmaceutical industry, finance, and insurance. Some tech and engineering as well.
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Gabelli School of Business
Fordham University
Graduate School
New York, NY
The New School Schools of Public Engagement
The New School
Graduate School
New York, NY
3 reviews
Graduate Student: I am a distance learning graduate student with the School of Public Engagement at the New School. Fantastic staff, and the TESOL program is excellent so far! The variety and experience apparent in the program supports any future plans you may have in Teaching or Curriculum Design with second language acquisition.
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School of Diplomacy and International Relations - Seton Hall University
Seton Hall University
Graduate School
South Orange, NJ
1 review
Graduate Student: The School of Diplomacy, Seton Hall University is unique as a result of its partnerships with the United Nations Association of the UN. This partnership affords students opportunity to network with diplomats from over the world. Also, the over 700+ Internships available puts the school among the best school of Diplomacy around.
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CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Graduate School
New York, NY
33 reviews
Graduate Student: I'm in the online masters program for criminal justice. Overall my experience has been amazing. I've had the freedom to pick classes that cover a wide variety of subjects within the criminal justice umbrella. My professors have always been available to me by email or phone. I also do not feel like my education has suffered at all being an online student. I am held to the highest of academic standards. The coursework is rigorous but worth it in the end. You really do get to experience criminal justice from all views instead of just one!
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Colin Powell School for Civic and Global Leadership
CUNY City College of New York
Graduate School
New York, NY
Fairleigh Dickinson University Siberman College of Business
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Graduate School
Teaneck, NJ
College of Engineering, Business, and Education - University of Bridgeport
University of Bridgeport
Graduate School
Bridgeport, CT
School of International and Public Affairs - Columbia University
Columbia University
Graduate School
New York, NY
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The King Graduate School at Monroe College
Graduate School
Bronx, NY
10 reviews
Graduate Student: If you are looking to go to college and finish is a quicker time than most of your colleagues than Monroe is the place to go. Monore offers trimester so that you will finish in less time than usual. I recommend going at night, so there are fewer distractions, and the professors are engaging. They understand that we all have lives and are adults. The security may be a little on the nose, but that is to ensure everyone's safety. All the buildings are in close in proximity to each other so getting to each is never that difficult. Monore is a high school that gives you a great balance of city life and school life. While the Bronx campus located about 30 minutes away from midtown Manhattan, the hustle and bustle to achieve your goals and graduate on time are always there. The college is extremely diverse but predominately Hispanic. There is a good mix of students here from all walks of life.
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