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Texas A&M University Bush School of Government and Public Service Master of International Policy
Texas A&M University Bush School of Government and Public Service

Master of International Policy

College Station, USA

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Sep 2025

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    About: The Master of International Policy focuses on global policy-making processes, equipping students with knowledge and skills to analyze international issues. The program covers diplomatic negotiation, policy evaluation, and international relations. Students will engage in policy simulations and case studies to develop practical expertise.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue careers in government agencies, international organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and private sector firms. Potential roles include policy analyst, diplomat, and international relations consultant.

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The Master of International Policy is a 30 graduate credit hour, non-thesis degree program offered fully in residence (with an option of taking up to 6 credits online) on the Texas A&M University College Station campus. Students may select either the National Security and Diplomacy track or the International Development and Economic Policy track. Students admitted to the program will have a minimum of six years of professional experience. See Qualifications below.

The curriculum consists of two required courses:

INTA 606 – The Theory and Practice of International Politics (3 Credit Hours)

INTA 608 -Fundamentals of Global Economy (3 Credit Hours)

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