The International Security Policy Concentration at SIPA: An Overview

Despite popular belief, the International Security Policy (ISP) concentration is not only for veterans and war hawks. Rather, it is a multidimensional concentration designed for students interested in topics as diverse as political violence, conflict management, defense policy, military strategy, terrorism and unconventional warfare, arms control, intelligence, peacekeeping, coercion, negotiation, and alternatives to the use…

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Can’t say it enough

[As the saying goes] To put your best foot forward, below are some helpful tips to be aware of as you prepare your SIPA application. Graduate School is expensive so finding money to fund your education is important.  Begin your search for scholarship early – Don’t wait until you have been admitted into a program…

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What’s on your mind?

On the road we meet a lot of passionate people – some more prepared than others about going to grad school — but it’s always great to meet you and put fears and concerns to rest.  For us, it also allows us to hear your stories and to put a face to a name.  It…

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Things Not To Do When You’re Applying To SIPA

We know that you’re really excited about your application to SIPA. We are too! However, there are a few things when you are applying that we want to strongly caution against. Please, for your sake and ours, heed this advice. It will only help your chances of gaining an acceptance letter from us. Do not…

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Ready To Talk About Resumes?

The two-part resume section of SIPA’s application is your chance to show us all of your skills and what you have been doing academically and professionally. The resumes are a critical element of the application; it is where we will be able to determine if you meet the basic qualifications to become a member of…

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