SIPA offers a program for Columbia undergraduate students, a five-year joint degree program, which leads to a BA and an MIA or MPA degree in five years.

Starting with the fall 2025 semester, SIPA will launch changes to the MIA and MPA degrees, which will build on our strengths and address new global policy challenges. Our newly STEM-designated MPA degree program and a more globally-immersive MIA degree program will prepare graduates to navigate a complex, sometimes-uncertain future, effectively ...

Find out more about the next steps at SIPA as a newly admitted MIA, MPA, or MPA-DP student.

The restructured Master of International Affairs (MIA) at Columbia SIPA builds on a legacy of excellence while addressing the complexities of today’s global challenges.

Tuition and fees for PhD students at Columbia are set by the Columbia Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS), and financial aid opportunities for PhD students are available through that office instead of the SIPA Financial Aid Office.

2025年1月20日 · Columbia SIPA and the Institute of Global Politics are excited to announce that Jennifer Klein and Rachel Vogelstein will be joining the faculty this spring and assuming leadership roles. Jennifer Klein will join SIPA as a professor …

All SIPA programs will accept applications for 2025 admission without GRE (or GMAT) scores, except for the PhD in Sustainable Development. Applicants must apply to the PhD in Sustainable Development program at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences here.

SIPA Graduation (also known as Class Day) is when we will recognize SIPA’s graduating master’s and PhD candidates. SIPA will honor degree recipients from May 2025, February 2025, and October 2024.

Students and alumni have direct access to the nearly 7,000 jobs and internships that CAC posts annually in SIPA Connect. Meet with CAC Career Advisers CAC career advisers provide students and alumni with career advice, job search strategies, resume and cover letter reviews, and general career information.

2025年1月15日 · Jacob J. Lew, outgoing US ambassador to Israel, is rejoining the Columbia SIPA faculty as a professor of international and public affairs in January. He will teach graduate students at the School and serve as faculty policy director at SIPA’s Institute of Global Politics (IGP) on the subjects of diplomacy, geopolitical stability ...