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How will you shape the future?
There has never been a more exciting time to study international relations at a graduate school with a proven reputation for producing influential, innovative, and accomplished graduates.
Strategically Located in DC, Europe, and China
400+ Think Tanks
Just steps from organizations that shape the world.
175 foreign embassies, residences, chanceries, and diplomatic missions.
40+ Student Nationalities
Bologna, Italy: gateway to Europe, Africa, and the Middle East
14 students per class on average
100% Students Receiving Scholarships
Oldest university partnership between China and US
120K+ volumes housed in top collection on international affairs
Washington DC is an excellent backdrop for the study of international relations, with access to thought leaders, policymakers, and media outlets advancing public debate on global issues.
Our location in Dupont Circle is among Washington DC’s most diverse and vibrant neighborhoods.
Learn from world-class scholars and practitioners who are renowned for their scholarship, influence, and networks.
The city of Bologna consistently ranks in the top 10 European cities for quality of life.
Bologna is a convenient base for securing internships and employment in major capitals across the continent, where our alumni network is well-represented.
Bologna, Italy offers a strategic gateway to the rest of Europe and to neighboring regions such as North Africa and the Middle East.
The city of Nanjing is the capital of Jiangsu province, former capital of six Chinese dynasties, and just over one hour from Shanghai by train.
Tree-lined streets, historic buildings, and nearby mountains make Nanjing one of the most livable cities in China.
Hopkins-Nanjing Center students form lasting ties and extensive networks to support one another throughout their careers.
Student activities provide social, cultural, and academic opportunities to understand China from a perspective beyond the classroom.
The Hopkins-Nanjing Center recently celebrated its 30-year legacy as a preeminent Chinese and American institution. The HNC and its graduates have been at the forefront of efforts to build constructive relations between the US and China for over three decades.
Participate in unparalleled learning experiences
Our faculty experts and scholars from our research centers and institutes have close relationships with thought leadership communities worldwide. These networks provide opportunities for intellectual collaboration and the professional advancement of Johns Hopkins SAIS students.
