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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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  1. Graduate School of Arts & Sciences - New York University

    • New York University
    • Graduate School
    • New York, NY
    • 1 review

    Graduate Student: I loved the overall diversity of the college, the freedom to choose courses according to our interest and the helpful nature of all the professors.
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    • Rutgers Business School - Newark

      • Rutgers University - Newark
      • Graduate School
      • Newark, NJ
      • 1 review

      • 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
          • 1 review

          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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            • 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

                  • Columbia University

                    • Graduate School
                    • New York, NY
                    • 31 reviews

                    Freshman: I chose to go to Columbia, and I am overall happy with my decision. At the end of the day, the reason you go to any university depends very much on what you want. So I'll try to cover all the bases! These are reason why I and people I know chose to go to Columbia, and some reasons I didn't think of at the time.The best reason to attend Columbia University is the diverse amount of literature and resources that a student gains access to. I believe that if there was one thing I regretted, it was not being able to finish reading all of it!
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                      Merrimack College

                      • Graduate School
                      • North Andover, MA
                      • 4 reviews

                      Graduate Student: I would put 3 stars for the entire experience and an extra one for the memories.
                      Academics: DECENT
                      I had great professors and not so great ones. But the one’s that were great have helped me throughout my four years and I will never forget them.
                      Athletics:
                      Former athlete at Merrimack. They treat them great, some more than others. But overall athletics are supported and there are many oppetunties to see games/matches
                      Campus Life:
                      ALRIGHT
                      Housing is terrible. Get off campus housing when you can! The food sucks too. I never ate at the cafe.
                      Dorms are small and stupid. Not what you paid for :)
                      Friends I made were amazing! However I wish there was more diversity!
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