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The Elliott School’s central location in Washington, D.C., offers more than a metro station and convenience. Within walking distance of important organizations like World Bank, the State Department, IMF, and USAID, it provides access to major players in international affairs.
At the Elliott School of International Affairs. The George Washington University National Security Studies Program (GW NSSP) provides high-quality executive education courses to senior military (O-5/6) and civilian officials (GS-14/15) from the United States and its international partners.
Through award-winning research, the Elliott School of International Affairs strives to create knowledge, share wisdom and inspire action.Together, our centers, institutes, research initiatives and cross-disciplinary faculty combine in-depth analysis with practical applications to better address the future's most pressing global challenges.
Through award-winning research, the Elliott School of International Affairs strives to create knowledge, share wisdom and inspire action. Together, our centers, institutes, research initiatives and cross-disciplinary faculty combine in-depth analysis with practical applications to better address the future's most pressing global challenges.
1957 E St. NW, Office #401H Washington, D.C. 20052. Alyssa Ayres was appointed dean of the Elliott School of International Affairs and professor of history and international affairs at George Washington University effective February 1, 2021. She is the first woman to serve in the role of permanent dean at the school.
The Master of Arts in International Economic Policy (MIEP) degree from the Elliott School of International Affairs at the George Washington University provides a strong foundation for those interested in pursuing challenging careers in international economics, development economics, and international business as students acquire hard skills and real-world work experience that gives them an ...
In 1966, the school split into two separate schools: the School of Government and Business Administration, and the School of Public and International Affairs. The latter focused on interdisciplinary studies of contemporary world issues, emphasizing international politics, economics, and regional studies.
