The Wagner School offers an interdisciplinary professional education for practice-oriented global public service. U.S. and international students alike are drawn to the School's unique and diverse international course offerings, which bridge various degree programs. Wagner graduates go on to serve in a variety of international public service careers in the U.S. and abroad.
Students can pursue an International specialization within Wagner's Master of Public Administration and and Master of Urban Planning programs:
By blending theory and practice, Wagner equips students with knowledge and analytical skills designed to help them tackle conceptual issues as well as the implementation challenges and real world constraints typically faced by global public service practitioners.
A Master of Science (MS) in Management of International Public Service Organizations is also available to experienced professionals who aspire to widen their background in management to achieve positions of greater leadership responsibility. A 36-credit program, the MS Program combines workshops, courses and seminars to provide students with a theoretical and practical understanding of international management.
