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Baruch College

Austin W. Marxe School of Public and International Affairs

Study International Affairs in a Global City

New York is home to the United Nations, global businesses and foundations, and more international nongovernmental organizations than any other American city.

Baruch College’s Austin W. Marxe School of Public and International Affairs offers a flexible,
affordable 42-credit Master of International Affairs for leaders committed to finding global solutions
to global challenges.

Students can choose from five concentrations:

Degree Programs

Master of International Affairs
Master of Public Administration
Executive MPA

The Bachelor of Science in Public Affairs
MS in Higher Education Administration
Certificate in Public Communication

Baruch College In The World

Alumni

Meet SSE alum Alen Musaefendic (Senior Analyst at the Swedish Psychological Defence Agency, stationed in Brussels at the European External Action Service)

Using his drive to shape real-world events, Alen Musaefendic, SSE alum and Senior Analyst at the Swedish Psychological Defence Agency, stationed in Brussels at the European External Action Service, focuses on fighting disinformation and hybrid threats in the Western Balkans and beyond....

Alumni

Meet SSE alum Agnes Nilsson (Political Advisor at the European Parliament)

The skills, experiences and relationships I gained at SSE have been fundamental to where I am today. During my final year at SSE I was a Wallenberg International Fellow, which meant that I got to study at Georgetown University and conduct an internship in Washington, D.C. It was the perfect way to develop my interest in the intersection of business and politics and explore different career options. I also received a lot of support from SSE professors and advisors, both during and after my studies....

Alumni

Meet SSE alum Johanna Modigsson (Economic and Financial Affairs Counsellor at the Permanent Delegation of Sweden to the OECD and UNESCO in Paris)

In times of crises there is always a great demand for analysis, policy guidance and multilateral coordination, and international organisations like the OECD have an important role to play in this respect. But most countries are also facing long-term challenges, which will require significant efforts and cooperation to figure out solutions to. Often there is no consensus on the best way to solve a problem, but this only emphasises the importance of providing evidence-based analysis to give policymakers a sound basis for decisions....