Georgetown’s International Relations Masters Programs ranked #1 in the world by new survey published in Foreign Policy Magazine
January 3, 2012 # 4:13 pm # Armed Conflict, Education, Foreign Policy, Human Rights, International Law, International Organizations # No Comment
For the third time in a row, Georgetown University’s Masters programs in international relations have been rated #1 by a survey published in Foreign Policy magazine. The survey (complete survey here) conducted by Paul C. Avey, Michael C. Desch, James D. Long, Daniel Maliniak, Susan Peterson, and Michael J. Tierney asked questions of 1,582 U.S. scholars of international relations. When asked the question, “What are the five best terminal masters programs in the world for a student who wants to pursue a policy career in international relations?,” 69% named Georgetown University. The results are reproduced below.
1 Georgetown University 69%
2 Johns Hopkins University 60%
3 Harvard University 57%
4 Princeton University 44%
5 Tufts University 41%
6 Columbia University 40%
7 George Washington University 38%
8 American University 20%
9 London School of Economics and Political Science 12%
10 University of Chicago 8%
11 University of Denver 7%
12 Stanford University 6%
13 Yale University 6%
14 Syracuse University 5%
15 University of California-San Diego 4%
16 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 4%
16 Oxford University 4%
18 University of California-Berkeley 3%
19 New York University 2%
19 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 2%
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