The MA in International Administration is designed for students pursuing administrative careers in international settings. Students in the program gain insight into the human dimension of organizational life, study public finance and the policy-making process; acquire specific skills associated with managing nonprofit and public sector organizations, and develop their understanding of international affairs. The overall goal is to establish a foundation of management skills (people, programs or policies) required to become a leader in a nonprofit or public sector organization in an international context. Coursework is a balance of theory and practice, focusing on the fundamental principles applicable to management in the private, public and nonprofit sectors. The program provides students the opportunity to gain expertise in a specific policy area such as human rights, development, security or global health.

Program resources

• International Administration Program fact sheet

International Administration student news and blog

• Amanda Sandau is a second-year student in the International Administration program and an RPCV. Read Amanda's blog to learn more about her experience at the Josef Korbel School.
• Piper Frode is a second-year student in the International Administration program and an RPCV. Read Piper's blog to learn more about her experience at the Josef Korbel School.
• See a video from Nick Duckworth, a student in International Administration, talking about why he chose the Josef Korbel School.

Student and academic groups

Visit Student Affairs for a list of student groups.