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Let's talk about public administration.
Learn more about what a degree in Public Administration means and, better yet, what you can do with it after you graduate.
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Why study Public & International Affairs?
Students studying public and international affairs gain a better understanding of the interconnected world in which we live.
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What's an International Development degree?
A degree in international development trains students to promote human dignity, well-being, and rights worldwide.
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Public Sector vs. Private Sector
Explore the differences between these two realms to help both graduate and undergraduate students chart their career courses.
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Study in Pittsburgh or Washington, D.C.
Compare the vibrant city of Pittsburgh with the bustling capital, Washington, D.C. – both offer opportunities in the field of public and international affairs.
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