University of Pittsburgh - Graduate School of Public &
International Affairs

GSPIA's mission is to prepare leaders with the skills, vision and knowledge to build a better world. Founded on and committed to the values of public service, diversity and excellence, GSPIA provides preeminent research and educational programs in public and international affairs. With over 7,000 alumni worldwide, GSPIA’s collective mind makes a difference every day in careers spanning all sectors—public, private and nonprofit.

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One of Seven
Founding Members


#16 top
U.S. master's programs
for international relations,
Foreign Policy, 2009

 

Event Marks GSPIA Alumni Accomplishments

11/05/2009

The University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public and International Affairs recently celebrated the careers and accomplishments of alumni during the 2009 Homecoming and Awards Reception.
 

GSPIA Announces Online Information Sessions for November

11/02/2009

The University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public and International Affairs will host a number of online information sessions for prospective students this month. The first session will take place from 1 – 2 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 4.

GSPIA to Host Information Session

11/02/2009

The University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public and International Affairs will host an information session from 5:30 – 7 p.m., Tuesday, November 17 in room 3216 Wesley W. Posvar Hall.

2009 .GOV Federal Career Day

11/18/2009 

Carnegie Mellon University invites all GSPIA students to attend the 8th Annual Pittsburgh Federal Career Day. Over 80 federal, state and local government agencies will be represented at the career fair, including a keynote speaker, breakout workshops and information sessions with select employers.

Department of Homeland Security Fellowship Program Information Session

11/19/2009

Would you like to be a part of an exceptional team of bright professionals who are dedicated to protecting our nation? The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is looking to hire a handful of students from the nation's best graduate programs through the Department of Homeland Security Fellowship Program.

Federal Career Day Roundtable Networking Breakfast

11/18/2009

Carnegie Mellon University will host a roundtable networking breakfast in conjunction with the 2009 .GOV Federal Career Day on Wednesday, November 18.

GSPIA’s Washington Connection has three components: a semester-long program of study; a new Center offering services to GSPIA students and alumni; and a network of alumni in scores of offices throughout the nation’s capital.

 

Graduate School of Public and International Affairs
3601 Wesley W. Posvar Hall, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15260