Over the winter break, thirteen Conflict Management students went on a ten-day trip to the cities of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and Doha, Qatar to closely examine the ongoing conflict in the Gulf region. The efforts […]
Examining Pakistan’s Power Sector on the Ground
Over the winter break, students in the Energy, Resources and Environment and South Asia Studies programs ventured to Pakistan to conduct research on the country’s power sector. Led by Professors Joshua White and Johannes Urpelainen, […]
A Master of Arts in Global Policy that Runs in the Family
“While balancing work, a new baby, and school can be stressful, it was fun to share the experience and learn together, as well as be able to help each other along the way.”
Gaining Deeper Insights Into Political Decision-Making
“I wanted to bolster my credibility as a journalist with more substantive political knowledge.”
SAIS Europe Staff Ride to Slovenia
The beauty of the Soča Valley in eastern Slovenia belies a dark past. Its namesake river, nicknamed “The Emerald Beauty,” snakes around the lowlands of the dramatic Julian Alps, revealing Kobarid and Tolmin, among other […]
Maximizing the SAIS Europe Experience
“With a strong background in Italian, I was eager to employ my speaking skills in everyday life to better understand European politics from a closer point of view. “
A Research Trip to Shangri-La
Over fall break, Hopkins-Nanjing Center Certificate student Cady Deck traveled to Yunnan Province to conduct research with classmates for their course Chinese and American Thought: Bilingual Perspectives. Leading up to the trip, they learned about […]
