Are your science & engineering students looking to get into careers in national security, economic development, international relief, or foreign policy?
Georgia Tech is looking for them! We offer a Master’s of Science in International Affairs (MSIA) that specializes in Science, Technology, and International Affairs. Any science/engineering majors (especially those pursuing a political science, policy, or economics minor) would be a good fit for this program. Our program is also great for graduating seniors who want to add an extra edge to their resume; or who want to broaden their job horizons. Our department’s faculty includes political scientists, economists, physicists, chemists, computer scientists, and policy experts from across a wide spectrum of issue areas and regional specialties.
The program website is: http://www.inta.gatech.edu/prospective-students/graduate/masters
The Georgia Tech MSIA also offers funding:
» Fellowships and stipends available for top students
» Special Coca-Cola Fellowships for 1st Generation College Grads
» Special NSF funding for top students interested in cyber-security careers
All Georgia Tech MSIA students receive training in:
· International Relations
· International Security
· Comparative Politics
· International Political Economy
· Empirical Research Methods
Students can then specialize in
· Science, Technology & International Affairs
· International Affairs & Security
· Globalization & Development
· Comparative & Regional Studies
Sample History of Georgia Tech MSIA Job Placement:
● Accenture ● Booz Allen Hamilton ● Carter Center
● Dept. of State ● Central Intell. Agency (CIA) ● Dept. of Defense
● NOAA ● US House of Representatives ● Social Security Admin.
● Federal Reserve ● GTRI ● World Bank
● US Navy ● National Security Agency (NSA) ● Oxfam America
● Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) ● Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
If any of your undergraduate students are interested in a pursuing a Master’s degree at a program which specializes in bringing together S&T with International Affairs, then please alert them of this opportunity.
Queries should be addressed to:
Vince Pedicino
vince.pedicino@inta.gatech.edu
404-894-1905
Deadline for Applications: Jan 15, 2013
-- Mark Zachary Taylor Associate Professor Sam Nunn School of International Affairs Georgia Institute of Technology 781 Marietta Street NW Atlanta, GA 30332-0610 http://www.inta.gatech.edu/people/faculty/mark-zachary-taylor