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The Elliott School of International Affairs is an academic school within The George Washington University, located at 1957 E Street NW in Washington, D.C. It prepares approximately 3,000 students annually for careers in international affairs through 5 undergraduate bachelor's degree programs (B.A./B.S. in International Affairs, Asian Studies, Latin American and Hemispheric Studies, and Middle East Studies) and 10 master's degree programs covering regional specializations (European and Eurasian Studies, Middle East Studies, Latin American and Hemispheric Studies) and functional specializations (International Affairs, International Development Studies, International Economic Policy, International Science and Technology Policy, Security Policy Studies, Global Communication). It also offers 4 graduate certificates (Global Gender Policy, International Science and Technology Policy, Nuclear Policy Studies, Naval Security Studies), combined B.A./M.A. pathways, online education (including Security Policy Studies Online), and executive education including the Leadership in International Affairs (LIA) Credential. The school runs 330+ events annually and hosts 95 visiting scholars per year.

The school's core value proposition is its Washington, D.C. location, which provides direct access to U.S. federal institutions, embassies, think tanks, and international organizations, supplemented by 15 international exchange program partners spanning Sub-Saharan Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East, and Latin America. Experiential learning is delivered through short-term abroad programs, internships abroad grants, the Dean's Scholars Program, and a U.S. Foreign Policy Summer Program. The school does not operate as an independent financial entity — it operates within GWU's centralized academic and financial structure, with revenue flowing through tuition and fees set by GWU (graduate tuition based on 9–10 credit hours per semester). Student services are organized through dedicated Graduate Student Services and Undergraduate Academic Advising offices with structured advising, career development (Handshake integration), funding opportunities, and diversity/inclusion programming.

The school's go-to-market relies on GWU's centralized admissions infrastructure, its own website (elliott.gwu.edu), admissions events and information sessions, email newsletters, and a social media presence (@ElliottSchoolGW). Distribution channels include on-campus instruction in Washington, D.C., online education for remote learners, international exchange partnerships as resellers of study-abroad capacity, and direct enterprise sales for tailored executive education. As an academic unit rather than a commercial enterprise, the school's growth depends on enrollment cycles, tuition policy at the GWU level, and the continued ability to attract international and domestic students to D.C.-based international affairs education.

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The Elliott School of International Affairs is a Washington, D.C.-based academic school within The George Washington University that prepares roughly 3,000 students annually for international affairs careers through 5 undergraduate and 10 master's degree programs, graduate certificates, executive education, and a 15-partner global exchange network.

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international affairs education, graduate degree programs, undergraduate degree programs, public policy studies, study abroad programs
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Short-Term Certificate & Micro-Credential Programs (International)
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  • Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools6113
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Higher Education - International Affairs
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As part of The George Washington University, the Elliott School generates revenue through tuition and fees paid by undergraduate and graduate students. Graduate tuition and fees are based upon full-time enrollment for the equivalent of 9 or 10 GW credit hours.

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1Graduate tuition per semester
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Graduate tuition and fees are payable directly to GW based upon 9 or 10 credit hours per semester. Students in exchange programs pay regular GW and Elliott School tuition.

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The Elliott School of International Affairs delivers undergraduate bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, and graduate certificates in international affairs and regional/functional specializations, enrolling nearly 3,000 students per year. It supplements these degree programs with executive education (including the Leadership in International Affairs credential), international exchange programs with 15 partner universities worldwide, short-term abroad programs, and structured academic advising and career services.

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The Elliott School of International Affairs is an academic institution within The George Washington University offering a comprehensive portfolio of educational programs. The school provides 5 undergraduate bachelor's degree programs (BA and BS in International Affairs, Asian Studies, Latin American and Hemispheric Studies, and Middle East Studies), 10 master's degree programs spanning regional and functional specializations, 4 graduate certificate programs, and various executive education offerings. The school also facilitates global experiential learning through 15+ international exchange partnerships across 6 world regions, short-term study abroad programs, and comprehensive academic advising services. Students are prepared for careers in international affairs through a combination of classroom instruction, experiential learning, and engagement with international leaders in Washington, D.C.

Product and service14 records
1Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs
CategoryUndergraduate Degree Program
Description

Undergraduate B.A. program preparing students for careers in international affairs through regional and functional concentrations, with curriculum requirements specified for Fall 2024 onward and pre-Fall 2024.

2Bachelor of Science in International Affairs
CategoryUndergraduate Degree Program
Description

STEM-designated B.S. in International Affairs combining international affairs coursework with advanced science and technology requirements, available Fall 2024 onward and pre-Fall 2024.

3Bachelor of Arts in Asian Studies
CategoryUndergraduate Degree Program
Description

Undergraduate regional studies major focused on Asia, supporting students pursuing language, area, and international studies training.

4Bachelor of Arts in Latin American and Hemispheric Studies
CategoryUndergraduate Degree Program
Description

Undergraduate regional studies major focused on Latin America and the Western Hemisphere.

5Bachelor of Arts in Middle East Studies
CategoryUndergraduate Degree Program
Description

Undergraduate regional studies major focused on the Middle East, covering language, history, politics, and area studies.

6Master's Programs in International Affairs and Regional/Functional Specializations
CategoryGraduate Degree Program
Description

A suite of 10 master's degree programs covering Asian Studies, European and Eurasian Studies, Global Communication, International Affairs, International Development Studies, International Economic Policy, International Science and Technology Policy, Latin American and Hemispheric Studies, Middle East Studies, and Security Policy Studies, plus International Policy and Practice and International Studies (MIS).

7Graduate Certificate Programs
CategoryGraduate Certificate
Description

Specialized graduate certificates in Global Gender Policy, International Science and Technology Policy, Nuclear Policy Studies, and Naval Security Studies for working professionals and graduate students.

8Security Policy Studies Online
CategoryOnline Graduate Degree Program
Description

Online master's offering in Security Policy Studies allowing remote completion of the graduate program.

9Leadership in International Affairs (LIA) Credential
CategoryExecutive Education / Professional Credential
Description

Non-degree executive credential for professionals seeking leadership development in international affairs.

10Tailored Executive Education in International Affairs
CategoryExecutive Education
Description

Customized executive education programs in international affairs delivered for organizations and professional cohorts.

11International Exchange Programs
CategoryExperiential Learning / Study Abroad
Description

Study-abroad exchange partnerships enabling graduate students to earn transfer credits at partner universities in Sub-Saharan Africa (University of Witwatersrand), Asia (Ewha Womans University, NTU, NCCU, HKU, Waseda University), Australia (University of Sydney), Europe (Freie Universität Berlin, Graduate Institute, Hertie School, Sciences Po), Middle East (American University in Cairo), and Latin America (El Colegio de México, PUC-Rio, UTDT).

12Short-Term Abroad Programs
CategoryExperiential Learning / Study Abroad
Description

Short-term study abroad programs for Elliott School students, including summer offerings hosted by partner institutions.

13Undergraduate Academic Advising Services
CategoryStudent Support Service
Description

Academic advising services for undergraduate students, including drop-in advising, scheduled appointments, degree planning, and transfer credit counseling.

14Graduate Global Experiential Learning
CategoryExperiential Learning / Student Support
Description

Portfolio of graduate experiential learning opportunities including study abroad exchange programs, internships-abroad grants, and scholarships for graduate students.

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Partnership15 partners
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Exchange partner in South Africa (Sub-Saharan Africa) offering courses in history, government, international relations, philosophy, anthropology, and sociology through the School of Social Sciences.

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Exchange partner in Seoul, South Korea (Asia) - top-rated university for international studies with Graduate School of International Studies offering concentrations in trade negotiations, international business, development cooperation, and diplomacy and security.

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Exchange partner in Singapore (Asia) - prestigious institution with S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) offering coursework in International Relations, International Political Economy, Asian Studies, and Strategic Studies.

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Exchange partner in Taiwan offering coursework on Asia Pacific studies, economics, politics, and international affairs with courses taught in both English and Mandarin Chinese.

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Exchange partner in Hong Kong offering courses in international politics, public policy, public administration, foreign policy, and East Asian regional studies through the Faculty of Social Sciences.

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Exchange partner in Tokyo, Japan offering courses through Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies on international affairs, development studies, and business. Elliott School students eligible for $4,000 Videtto Scholarship.

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Exchange partner in Australia offering courses in international security, government and international relations, economics and political economy through Business School and Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.

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Exchange partner in Germany offering courses in international relations, security, comparative politics, policy analysis, and political theory. Students can also take courses at Humboldt Universität and Universität Potsdam as part of Berlin consortium.

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Exchange partner in Geneva, Switzerland - one of the first schools in the world dedicated to study of international relations with proximity to WTO, WHO, WIPO, ILO, UNHCR, and international organizations.

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Exchange partner in Berlin, Germany - private university known for economics, international relations, law, political science, and public policy. All courses offered in English.

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Exchange partner in Paris, France - one of the most distinguished universities in Europe specializing in international business, European studies, international organizations, and development studies.

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Description

Exchange partner in Egypt offering Triple Crown accredited programs in the School of Global Affairs and Public Policy. Courses on economics, international development, mass communication, global affairs, migration studies, and public policy.

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Exchange partner in Mexico City - outstanding social science and humanities research and teaching institute offering degrees in history, sociology, economics, political science, linguistics, literature, and international relations.

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Exchange partner in Brazil - recognized as one of the most important doctoral research centers in the country offering courses in political science, economics, and Latin American studies.

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Exchange partner in Buenos Aires, Argentina - highly regarded research university offering courses through Maestría en Estudios Internacionales program.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Fletcher is one of the oldest and most established US schools of international affairs, offering graduate degrees in IR, diplomacy, and policy - directly comparable in program structure and target students to Elliott School master's programs.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Princeton SPIA offers undergraduate and graduate programs in international and public affairs at an Ivy League institution - comparable in international affairs scope but with the broader Princeton brand and endowment base.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Yale's Jackson Institute offers a master's in global affairs at an Ivy League institution, competing at the high end of the IR graduate market with comparable practitioner engagement but with greater endowment-backed financial aid capability.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

HKS is a broader, larger institution at Harvard focused on public policy with significant international affairs content - a premier incumbent setting the ceiling on branding, faculty prestige, and graduate outcomes that the Elliott School aspires to.

TypeRegional player
Description

Schar is a DC-metro peer (Virginia-based) offering policy and government graduate programs with international affairs concentrations - competes on cost and proximity in the same regional applicant pool, particularly graduate candidates.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Georgetown's SFS is the most direct competitor - a premier school of international affairs at a DC-area university, offering bachelor's and master's programs in IR, regional studies, and security with the same target student profile as the Elliott School.

TypeDirect peer
Description

SIPA is a top-tier Ivy League peer offering master's programs in international affairs and public policy with similar functional concentrations (economic policy, security, development) competing for the same graduate candidate pool.

TypeDirect peer
Description

American's SIS, also in Washington D.C., is a direct peer offering undergraduate and graduate international affairs programs with comparable practitioner-engagement positioning and the same DC-based applicant pool.

TypeDirect peer
Description

SAIS is a direct peer offering graduate-only international affairs and policy programs with DC, Bologna, and Nanjing campuses, competing for the same policy-track master's candidates as the Elliott School's 10 master's programs.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Perry World House is a UPenn-based global affairs center that complements but does not yet replicate a full standalone school of international affairs - an emerging player expanding Penn's global affairs footprint that intersects with the Elliott School's market.

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Elliott School of International Affairs

Higher Education - International Affairselliott.gwu.edu

The Elliott School of International Affairs is a Washington, D.C.-based academic school within The George Washington University that prepares roughly 3,000 students annually for international affairs careers through 5 undergraduate and 10 master's degree programs, graduate certificates, executive education, and a 15-partner global exchange network.

What Elliott School of International Affairs does

The Elliott School of International Affairs is an academic school within The George Washington University, located at 1957 E Street NW in Washington, D.C. It prepares approximately 3,000 students annually for careers in international affairs through 5 undergraduate bachelor's degree programs (B.A./B.S. in International Affairs, Asian Studies, Latin American and Hemispheric Studies, and Middle East Studies) and 10 master's degree programs covering regional specializations (European and Eurasian Studies, Middle East Studies, Latin American and Hemispheric Studies) and functional specializations (International Affairs, International Development Studies, International Economic Policy, International Science and Technology Policy, Security Policy Studies, Global Communication). It also offers 4 graduate certificates (Global Gender Policy, International Science and Technology Policy, Nuclear Policy Studies, Naval Security Studies), combined B.A./M.A. pathways, online education (including Security Policy Studies Online), and executive education including the Leadership in International Affairs (LIA) Credential. The school runs 330+ events annually and hosts 95 visiting scholars per year.

The school's core value proposition is its Washington, D.C. location, which provides direct access to U.S. federal institutions, embassies, think tanks, and international organizations, supplemented by 15 international exchange program partners spanning Sub-Saharan Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, the Middle East, and Latin America. Experiential learning is delivered through short-term abroad programs, internships abroad grants, the Dean's Scholars Program, and a U.S. Foreign Policy Summer Program. The school does not operate as an independent financial entity — it operates within GWU's centralized academic and financial structure, with revenue flowing through tuition and fees set by GWU (graduate tuition based on 9–10 credit hours per semester). Student services are organized through dedicated Graduate Student Services and Undergraduate Academic Advising offices with structured advising, career development (Handshake integration), funding opportunities, and diversity/inclusion programming.

The school's go-to-market relies on GWU's centralized admissions infrastructure, its own website (elliott.gwu.edu), admissions events and information sessions, email newsletters, and a social media presence (@ElliottSchoolGW). Distribution channels include on-campus instruction in Washington, D.C., online education for remote learners, international exchange partnerships as resellers of study-abroad capacity, and direct enterprise sales for tailored executive education. As an academic unit rather than a commercial enterprise, the school's growth depends on enrollment cycles, tuition policy at the GWU level, and the continued ability to attract international and domestic students to D.C.-based international affairs education.

Elliott School of International Affairs firmographics

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Name
Elliott School of International Affairs
Legal name
Elliott School of International Affairs
Website
https://elliott.gwu.edu
Company type
Private
Founded year
1821
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
The Elliott School of International Affairs is a Washington, D.C.-based academic school within The George Washington University that prepares roughly 3,000 students annually for international affairs careers through 5 undergraduate and 10 master's degree programs, graduate certificates, executive education, and a 15-partner global exchange network.
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Elliott School of International Affairs industry classification

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Product category
Higher Education - International Affairs
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Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools (6113), Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools (611310), Educational Services (611)
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Services-Educational Services (8200)
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International Business & Global Management Schools
Education/Higher Education (Colleges & Universities)/Business Schools & Management Institutes
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Direct Enrollment & Third-Party University Study Abroad Programs
Education/International Education & Study Abroad/Study Abroad Program Providers (Multi-Country & Multi-Discipline)
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Dual/Joint Degree Programs (International)
Education/International Education & Study Abroad/University/College Exchange Programs & Partnerships
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Professional & Executive Short Courses (Non-Degree, International)
Education/International Education & Study Abroad/International Summer/Winter Schools & Short-Term Academic Programs
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Short-Term Certificate & Micro-Credential Programs (International)
Education/International Education & Study Abroad/International Summer/Winter Schools & Short-Term Academic Programs

Keywords

  • International affairs education
  • Graduate degree programs
  • Undergraduate degree programs
  • Public policy studies
  • Study abroad programs

Where Elliott School of International Affairs is headquartered

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Washington
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United States
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North America

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Elliott School of International Affairs business model

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B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Tuition and Fees: As part of The George Washington University, the Elliott School generates revenue through tuition and fees paid by undergraduate and graduate students. Graduate tuition and fees are based upon full-time enrollment for the equivalent of 9 or 10 GW credit hours.

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SubscriptionAnnualGraduate tuition per semester

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Elliott School of International Affairs product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Elliott School of International Affairs delivers undergraduate bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, and graduate certificates in international affairs and regional/functional specializations, enrolling nearly 3,000 students per year. It supplements these degree programs with executive education (including the Leadership in International Affairs credential), international exchange programs with 15 partner universities worldwide, short-term abroad programs, and structured academic advising and career services.

Product overview

The Elliott School of International Affairs is an academic institution within The George Washington University offering a comprehensive portfolio of educational programs. The school provides 5 undergraduate bachelor's degree programs (BA and BS in International Affairs, Asian Studies, Latin American and Hemispheric Studies, and Middle East Studies), 10 master's degree programs spanning regional and functional specializations, 4 graduate certificate programs, and various executive education offerings. The school also facilitates global experiential learning through 15+ international exchange partnerships across 6 world regions, short-term study abroad programs, and comprehensive academic advising services. Students are prepared for careers in international affairs through a combination of classroom instruction, experiential learning, and engagement with international leaders in Washington, D.C.

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Products and services

  • Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs Undergraduate B.A. program preparing students for careers in international affairs through regional and functional concentrations, with curriculum requirements specified for Fall 2024 onward and pre-Fall 2024.
  • Bachelor of Science in International Affairs STEM-designated B.S. in International Affairs combining international affairs coursework with advanced science and technology requirements, available Fall 2024 onward and pre-Fall 2024.
  • Bachelor of Arts in Asian Studies Undergraduate regional studies major focused on Asia, supporting students pursuing language, area, and international studies training.
  • Bachelor of Arts in Latin American and Hemispheric Studies Undergraduate regional studies major focused on Latin America and the Western Hemisphere.
  • Bachelor of Arts in Middle East Studies Undergraduate regional studies major focused on the Middle East, covering language, history, politics, and area studies.
  • Master's Programs in International Affairs and Regional/Functional Specializations A suite of 10 master's degree programs covering Asian Studies, European and Eurasian Studies, Global Communication, International Affairs, International Development Studies, International Economic Policy, International Science and Technology Policy, Latin American and Hemispheric Studies, Middle East Studies, and Security Policy Studies, plus International Policy and Practice and International Studies (MIS).
  • Graduate Certificate Programs Specialized graduate certificates in Global Gender Policy, International Science and Technology Policy, Nuclear Policy Studies, and Naval Security Studies for working professionals and graduate students.
  • Security Policy Studies Online Online master's offering in Security Policy Studies allowing remote completion of the graduate program.
  • Leadership in International Affairs (LIA) Credential Non-degree executive credential for professionals seeking leadership development in international affairs.
  • Tailored Executive Education in International Affairs Customized executive education programs in international affairs delivered for organizations and professional cohorts.
  • International Exchange Programs Study-abroad exchange partnerships enabling graduate students to earn transfer credits at partner universities in Sub-Saharan Africa (University of Witwatersrand), Asia (Ewha Womans University, NTU, NCCU, HKU, Waseda University), Australia (University of Sydney), Europe (Freie Universität Berlin, Graduate Institute, Hertie School, Sciences Po), Middle East (American University in Cairo), and Latin America (El Colegio de México, PUC-Rio, UTDT).
  • Short-Term Abroad Programs Short-term study abroad programs for Elliott School students, including summer offerings hosted by partner institutions.
  • Undergraduate Academic Advising Services Academic advising services for undergraduate students, including drop-in advising, scheduled appointments, degree planning, and transfer credit counseling.
  • Graduate Global Experiential Learning Portfolio of graduate experiential learning opportunities including study abroad exchange programs, internships-abroad grants, and scholarships for graduate students.

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Elliott School of International Affairs partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

15 partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • University of WitwatersrandcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerExchange partner in South Africa (Sub-Saharan Africa) offering courses in history, government, international relations, philosophy, anthropology, and sociology through the School of Social Sciences.
  • Ewha Womans UniversitycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerExchange partner in Seoul, South Korea (Asia) - top-rated university for international studies with Graduate School of International Studies offering concentrations in trade negotiations, international business, development cooperation, and diplomacy and security.
  • Nanyang Technological UniversitycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerExchange partner in Singapore (Asia) - prestigious institution with S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS) offering coursework in International Relations, International Political Economy, Asian Studies, and Strategic Studies.
  • National Chengchi University (NCCU)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerExchange partner in Taiwan offering coursework on Asia Pacific studies, economics, politics, and international affairs with courses taught in both English and Mandarin Chinese.
  • University of Hong KongcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerExchange partner in Hong Kong offering courses in international politics, public policy, public administration, foreign policy, and East Asian regional studies through the Faculty of Social Sciences.
  • Waseda UniversitycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerExchange partner in Tokyo, Japan offering courses through Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies on international affairs, development studies, and business. Elliott School students eligible for $4,000 Videtto Scholarship.
  • University of SydneycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerExchange partner in Australia offering courses in international security, government and international relations, economics and political economy through Business School and Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
  • Freie Universität BerlincoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerExchange partner in Germany offering courses in international relations, security, comparative politics, policy analysis, and political theory. Students can also take courses at Humboldt Universität and Universität Potsdam as part of Berlin consortium.
  • Graduate Institute of International and Development StudiescoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerExchange partner in Geneva, Switzerland - one of the first schools in the world dedicated to study of international relations with proximity to WTO, WHO, WIPO, ILO, UNHCR, and international organizations.
  • Hertie SchoolcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerExchange partner in Berlin, Germany - private university known for economics, international relations, law, political science, and public policy. All courses offered in English.
  • Sciences PocoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerExchange partner in Paris, France - one of the most distinguished universities in Europe specializing in international business, European studies, international organizations, and development studies.
  • The American University in CairocoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerExchange partner in Egypt offering Triple Crown accredited programs in the School of Global Affairs and Public Policy. Courses on economics, international development, mass communication, global affairs, migration studies, and public policy.
  • El Colegio de MéxicocoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerExchange partner in Mexico City - outstanding social science and humanities research and teaching institute offering degrees in history, sociology, economics, political science, linguistics, literature, and international relations.
  • Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de JaneirocoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerExchange partner in Brazil - recognized as one of the most important doctoral research centers in the country offering courses in political science, economics, and Latin American studies.
  • Universidad Torcuato Di TellacoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerExchange partner in Buenos Aires, Argentina - highly regarded research university offering courses through Maestría en Estudios Internacionales program.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves1 record

Expansion highlights6 records

Elliott School of International Affairs competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Tufts University Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy: Fletcher is one of the oldest and most established US schools of international affairs, offering graduate degrees in IR, diplomacy, and policy - directly comparable in program structure and target students to Elliott School master's programs.
  • Georgetown University School of Foreign Service: Georgetown's SFS is the most direct competitor - a premier school of international affairs at a DC-area university, offering bachelor's and master's programs in IR, regional studies, and security with the same target student profile as the Elliott School.
  • Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA): SIPA is a top-tier Ivy League peer offering master's programs in international affairs and public policy with similar functional concentrations (economic policy, security, development) competing for the same graduate candidate pool.
  • American University School of International Service: American's SIS, also in Washington D.C., is a direct peer offering undergraduate and graduate international affairs programs with comparable practitioner-engagement positioning and the same DC-based applicant pool.
  • Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS): SAIS is a direct peer offering graduate-only international affairs and policy programs with DC, Bologna, and Nanjing campuses, competing for the same policy-track master's candidates as the Elliott School's 10 master's programs.

Broad incumbents

  • Princeton School of Public and International Affairs: Princeton SPIA offers undergraduate and graduate programs in international and public affairs at an Ivy League institution - comparable in international affairs scope but with the broader Princeton brand and endowment base.
  • Yale Jackson Institute for Global Affairs: Yale's Jackson Institute offers a master's in global affairs at an Ivy League institution, competing at the high end of the IR graduate market with comparable practitioner engagement but with greater endowment-backed financial aid capability.
  • Harvard Kennedy School: HKS is a broader, larger institution at Harvard focused on public policy with significant international affairs content - a premier incumbent setting the ceiling on branding, faculty prestige, and graduate outcomes that the Elliott School aspires to.

Regional players

Emerging players

  • University of Pennsylvania Perry World House: Perry World House is a UPenn-based global affairs center that complements but does not yet replicate a full standalone school of international affairs - an emerging player expanding Penn's global affairs footprint that intersects with the Elliott School's market.

Market position

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Frequently asked questions about Elliott School of International Affairs

What does Elliott School of International Affairs do?

The Elliott School of International Affairs delivers undergraduate bachelor's degrees, master's degrees, and graduate certificates in international affairs and regional/functional specializations, enrolling nearly 3,000 students per year. It supplements these degree programs with executive education (including the Leadership in International Affairs credential), international exchange programs with 15 partner universities worldwide, short-term abroad programs, and structured academic advising and career services.

Is Elliott School of International Affairs a public or private company?

Elliott School of International Affairs is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Elliott School of International Affairs founded?

Elliott School of International Affairs was founded in 1821. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is Elliott School of International Affairs based?

Elliott School of International Affairs is headquartered in Washington, United States, in the North America region.

How does Elliott School of International Affairs make money?

One revenue line is on record: tuition and Fees.

Who are Elliott School of International Affairs's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Tufts University Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, Georgetown University School of Foreign Service, Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA), American University School of International Service and Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). Broad incumbents are Princeton School of Public and International Affairs, Yale Jackson Institute for Global Affairs and Harvard Kennedy School. George Mason University Schar School of Policy and Government is listed as a regional player. University of Pennsylvania Perry World House is listed as an emerging player.

Does Elliott School of International Affairs have an API?

No public API is recorded for Elliott School of International Affairs.

What industry is Elliott School of International Affairs in?

Elliott School of International Affairs's product category is Higher Education - International Affairs. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAHAHAJ, International Business & Global Management Schools, with a secondary code of EDAIAAAB, Direct Enrollment & Third-Party University Study Abroad Programs. Its NAICS code is 6113 and its SIC code is 8200.

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