Explore the Master’s Programs

Each Bush School master’s degree prepares principled leaders for public service, while differing in focus, audience, and format. Select a program to explore its curriculum, tracks, and outcomes.

A two-year residential degree in international affairs, with tracks in national security and diplomacy or international development and economic policy, a client capstone, and a summer internship or language immersion.

A two-year, NASPAA-accredited degree developing leaders for the public and nonprofit sectors, with tracks in nonprofit management, public management, and public policy analysis, with a summer internship and a year-long client capstone.

A research-focused master’s offering rigorous analytical and quantitative training, preparing graduates for careers in analysis, consulting, and data, or a path to doctoral study.

College Station • Washington, D.C.

Master of International Policy (MIP)

An accelerated master’s degree for experienced international affairs professionals, with tracks in National Security, Intelligence & Regional Studies (D.C.), National Security & Diplomacy (TX), or International Development & Economic Policy (TX).

A degree for early- and mid-career professionals entering national security, intelligence, and diplomacy, with a client capstone and language proficiency, taught in the heart of Washington, D.C..

An online executive degree for experienced public service leaders, with tracks in homeland security, nonprofit management, and public management, and an applied capstone. Online with two short residencies.