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Master’s Degree Employment Statistics

Bush School graduate students fulfill their calling to public service in a number of organizations and through a variety of means. The following information provides a snapshot of our recent students and graduates and the organizations they work and intern for. The Bush School is proud of the contribution our students and graduates make to the public, not only through their jobs and internships but also through the volunteer and community service activities they participate in.

2023 Employment Statistics

Class of 2024 Employers MPSA. Federal 12%, local, 22%, state 25%, nonprofits 30%, continuing education 3%, private 8%

CAREER SPOTLIGHTS

Bush School Alumni, Erin Prejean talks about her current career and how The Bush School helped prepare. Learn more about the capstones, Bush School network, faculty, and career services.
Bush School Alumni, Margo DeKoch talks about her career and how The Bush School helped prepare. Learn more about the capstones, Bush School network, faculty, and career services.
Learn more about how Bush School alumni are using the graduate degrees they receive from our college. Catherine is currently a Public Diplomacy Con Foreign Service Officer and serves as the State Department Spokesperson for the Bureau of Oceans & International Environmental & Scientific Affairs.
Learn more about how Bush School alumni are using the graduate degrees they receive from our college. Benton is currently the Director of Markets & Policy at the Nuclear Energy Institute. Find out how the Bush School opens the door and creates interesting opportunities for their graduates.
Meet Krystle Beauchamp, Class of 2007 MPSA graduate. Listen to her as she talks about what she loves most about the Bush School and how her experience has prepared her for her career now. Read more.