Through its student programs, the Sié Center seeks to prepare a new generation of global leaders, policymakers and scholars by combining a rigorous education in international affairs with skill development in research design, methods and analysis. The theory attained in coursework is applied to practical professional experience, whether as part of an internship program or while conducting research under the guidance of the Center's faculty. During the academic year, students are also invited to attend seminars, conferences, and other special workshops hosted by the Sié Center.
The Sié Fellowship is a two-year, free-tuition scholarship to the Korbel School of International Studies awarded each year to ten outstanding master's degree-seeking students from the U.S. and abroad. Read more about the Sié Fellows here.
In partnership with the Aspen Institute, the annual Nathanson Fellowship is awarded to an outstanding second year MA student. Nathanson Fellows design a conference and assist in coordinating the Public Diplomacy Speaker Series. Read more about the Nathanson Fellowship.
The Sié Center is home to numerous research programs designed to enhance the Korbel School's core educational goals by actively involving students as research assistants. Learn how to become a student research assistant at the Center.
Beginning in the 2013-2014 academic year, the Sié Center will offer students the opportunity to spend six months in Geneva, Switzerland as part of an academic program with the Graduate Institute in Geneva. Learn more about the program.
