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About APSIA The Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA) comprises 31 member schools in the North America, Asia and Europe dedicated to the improvement of professional education in international affairs and the advancement thereby of international understanding, prosperity, peace, and security. APSIA members work to promote excellence in professional, international affairs education worldwide by sharing information and ideas among member schools and with other higher education institutions, the international affairs community, and the general public. APSIA.org serves as a clearinghouse of information for prospective students and employers. |
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Jorge Chediek Resident Coordinator, UN Development Program, Nicaragua |
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"My MSFS experience was essential for my United Nations work. The cultural sensitivity, strong academic requirements, and prominent practitioners in the faculty allowed me to better understand the reality of international organizations. The principle of service for a better world that is such a central tenet of the Georgetown culture is also the raison dŽetre of the United Nations." |
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