“I have been able to build a holistic and rich life at the school by participating in experiences that speak to my personal passions and aspirations.”
Up Close and Personal with the World’s Top Works of History
Johns Hopkins SAIS Professor of History and International Studies Mark Gilbert was selected as the 2018 Chair of Jury for the prestigious Cundill History Prize, recognizing each year the best history writing in English. Administered […]
Tackling Real-World Problems Through Donor Support
Khashayar Shay Khatiri MA ’20 Strategic Studies Ambassador Andreas Baum Fellowship recipient Shay first learned of the shooting at Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania after his friend woke him up to tell him […]
Examining Policy Challenges First-Hand in Morocco
In October, students in the Master of Arts in Global Policy (MAGP) program traveled to Morocco where they conducted interviews and site visits for their individual capstone projects related to a wide range of global […]
A Wealth of Opportunities for a Future in Energy and Environment
“I have participated in three different career treks, which has served as a valuable way to not only learn about how world-renowned organizations and institutes operate but also network with the school’s alumni and current students.”
Enriching Professional Experiences with Academic Insights
“Gaining the skillset to actively analyze the reports, projects and institutions that I am a part of at the Board has been incredibly rewarding and has made me a better researcher in my professional role.”
Gaining Unique Perspectives Through a Historical Staff Ride
“I found the experience to be a much more personal and impactful way to learn about a battle than reading a history book.”
