” I appreciate that the school requires its students to take classes in economics and pass a proficiency in a foreign language, which is indispensable for foreign service careers.”
Stepping into the Shoes of a Diplomat
On March 13, students in the Energy, Resources and Environment program, as well as other concentrations, visited the U.S. Department of States’ Diplomacy Center, where they participated in a simulation about the Treaty on the […]
Coffee Hour with Dean Nasr
Current students from among the school’s degrees and concentrations joined Dean Vali Nasr for a coffee chat, where they exchanged ideas related to community outreach, curriculum, faculty, and potential career paths after graduation. The discussion […]
Professor Jonas Nahm named National Committee on U.S.-China Relations PIP fellow
Assistant Professor of Energy, Resources, and Environment Jonas Nahm has been appointed to the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations’ Public Intellectuals Program (PIP). This two-year-program is intended to improve American public understanding of China by […]
Senior Adjunct Professor of South Asia Studies wins 2018 Tata Literature Book of the Year Award
Senior Adjunct Professor of South Asia Studies Walter Andersen‘s book, “Messengers of Hindu Nationalism: How the RSS Reshaped India,” co-authored with freelance journalist Shridhar Damle was selected as Tata Literature Live’s 2018 Book of […]
Gaining Many Valuable Insights on China and International Law Through a Flexible, Fast-track Degree
“Attending the Hopkins-Nanjing Center allowed me to advance my Chinese at a policy and economics level and gain a more nuanced understanding of Chinese history and political developments from Chinese academics in their native language.”
Gaining Expertise to Address Economic Policy in the MENA Region
“I chose Johns Hopkins SAIS based on its reputation as one of the top schools in the world with a great diversity of students and professors.”
