
Master's Degree in International Affairs in Rome, Italy
Pursue your graduate studies in the Eternal City
ROME: THE CROSSROADS OF GLOBAL POLICY NETWORKS
Launch your global career with John Cabot University’s MA in International Affairs, a program designed to equip students with the skills and training needed to excel in global affairs. With Rome as your classroom, you'll engage in small-class seminars led by international faculty, tackling the critical challenges shaping 21st-century policy. As part of a vibrant, multicultural community at a globally oriented American liberal arts university, you'll gain the expertise and perspective to make a meaningful impact in international relations.
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WHY STUDY AT JOHN CABOT UNIVERSITY?
ROME IS YOUR CAMPUS
Designed for global impact, the MA draws on Rome’s legacy as the birthplace of the Roman Republic and the European Economic Community, and a UN hub for diplomacy and food security.
RENOWNED INTERNATIONAL FACULTY
Learn from international faculty engaged in cutting-edge scholarship and policy work.
COMPLETE YOUR DEGREE IN JUST 12-16 MONTHS
SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL AID
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
Students will gain expertise in international relations, undertake a professional internship, and complete an MA thesis. With intellectually stimulating courses, hands-on experience, and access to career opportunities, our 36-credit program enables graduates to pursue careers in academia and research or to excel in professional, policy-making roles.

CURRICULUM

SUMMER INSTITUTES

CENTER FOR CAREER SERVICES
facilitate professional networks, and promote career development. The center provides students with internships and job opportunities, along with one-on-one sessions for career counseling.
MEET THE DIRECTOR

Prof. Michael Driessen
Director, Master of Arts in International AffairsProfessor of Political Science and International Affairs
"Politics is about the struggle for power, but it's also about our capacity as human beings to make collective decisions and to live together in a community. The study of International Affairs offers you tools to make sense of these dynamics, to ask why global politics have changed and what you can do about that."
Frequently Asked Questions
Is JCU accredited?
Are classes taught in English?
Yes, all graduate classes are taught entirely in English.
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Do I need a Visa?
Does JCU offer scholarships and financial aid?
Yes, JCU helps graduate students meet their educational goals through a focused, merit-based graduate tuition grant program. Other forms of financial aid include scholarships, federal loans, and private loans.
Does JCU have housing?
Yes, we have a limited number of graduate studio apartments intended for single or double occupancy, located within walking distance from our campuses. Students may also apply to live in shared apartments located in Trastevere or in nearby neighborhoods. All apartments are fully furnished, and amenities include free wireless internet, heating, washing machines, and secured building access.
What can I expect after I graduate?
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