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Today, the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) announces a new degree, the Master o...
10/02/2026

Today, the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) announces a new degree, the Master of Arts in Technology and Policy (MATP).

The one-year, STEM-designated degree prepares graduates to lead governments, industries, and international organizations through an era of technological disruption. Taught by leading practitioners and scholars, the program will equip students with the skills needed to assess emerging technologies, craft policy, and develop strategy at the intersection of geopolitics, innovation, and economic competitiveness.

The program is designed for early-to-mid-career professionals and strong recent graduates, including those with STEM backgrounds who are seeking to bring technical expertise into policy careers.

Read the full press release: https://sais.jhu.edu/news-press/press-releases/johns-hopkins-sais-announces-master-arts-technology-and-policy

Thinking about graduate study at Johns Hopkins SAIS? Get your questions answered and take a closer look at the programs,...
09/29/2026

Thinking about graduate study at Johns Hopkins SAIS? Get your questions answered and take a closer look at the programs, student experience, and opportunities that could shape your next step.

Join us for an upcoming virtual information session:
🎓 Sept. 30: Master in International Relations (MAIR)
🌎 Oct. 1: Master in Global Policy (MAGP)
🏛️ Oct. 8: Public Service Scholarships

Hear directly from SAIS admissions representatives and learn more about each program, the admissions process, and how a SAIS education can prepare you for a career in global affairs.

Explore the sessions and register — tap the links in the comments! 👇

What does it take to build a career at the intersection of strategy, cybersecurity, intelligence, and national security?...
09/25/2026

What does it take to build a career at the intersection of strategy, cybersecurity, intelligence, and national security?

Join our virtual MASCI information session to hear directly from faculty and academic leadership, learn more about the program, and get answers to your questions about the student experience and where the degree can take you.

Register to attend: https://bit.ly/4Av6b4J

The Philip Merrill Center for Strategic Studies and the SAIS Technology and Innovation Focus Area welcomed Dr. Fabien Cu...
09/24/2026

The Philip Merrill Center for Strategic Studies and the SAIS Technology and Innovation Focus Area welcomed Dr. Fabien Curto Millet, Chief Economist at Google, for a conversation with SAIS Professor Deborah Wituski on the economics of technology policy on Wednesday, September 23.

The wide-ranging discussion explored technology regulation, AI adoption, the future of work, and energy. One of the session’s highlights was a discussion on the impact of artificial intelligence on employment.

Thank you to Dr. Curto Millet for sharing his expertise and insights with the SAIS community!

09/22/2026

25 years after the tragic events of 9/11, John McLaughlin, Director of the Philip Merrill Center for Strategic Studies at SAIS, and former CIA Deputy Director, joined NPR’s Sources & Methods panel for the anniversary alongside Michael Morell, former President George W. Bush’s CIA briefer on 9/11; former Congresswoman Jane Harman; and Stephen Hadley, former deputy national security adviser. 

The panel reflects on the evolution of U.S. intelligence and national security in the 25 years since 9/11, including the changes to how the United States identifies and responds to emerging threats.

Head over NPR to watch the full 25th-anniversary panel on NPR’s Sources & Methods to hear more of the conversation.

09/22/2026

25 years after the tragic events of 9/11, John McLaughlin, Director of the Philip Merrill Center for Strategic Studies at SAIS, and former CIA Deputy Director, joined NPR's Sources & Methods panel for the anniversary alongside Michael Morell, former President George W. Bush’s CIA briefer on 9/11; former Congresswoman Jane Harman; and Stephen Hadley, former deputy national security adviser.

The panel reflects on the evolution of U.S. intelligence and national security in the 25 years since 9/11, including the changes to how the United States identifies and responds to emerging threats.

Watch the full 25th-anniversary panel on NPR's Sources & Methods to hear more of the conversation: https://www.npr.org/2026/09/09/nx-s1-5910810/sept-11-national-security-intelligence

What does it take to become a diplomat? For Jean-Arthur Régibeau (B’86), it starts with understanding the other side of ...
09/17/2026

What does it take to become a diplomat? For Jean-Arthur Régibeau (B’86), it starts with understanding the other side of an argument.

"It was about understanding the other side — maybe not agreeing, but at least understanding what was behind their position," he says.

At SAIS Europe, discussions with classmates from across Europe and the U.S. taught him to consider perspectives he might not share. That instinct shaped a career that took him from Bologna, to two ambassadorships, and now a leadership role at Belgium's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Read his full story: https://sais.jhu.edu/news-press/alumni-spotlight/understanding-other-side-bologna-career-diplomacy

From violinist to humanitarian and development leader, Rebecca John MAIR ’19 took an unconventional path to internationa...
09/16/2026

From violinist to humanitarian and development leader, Rebecca John MAIR ’19 took an unconventional path to international affairs.

After studying music at Cambridge and working in investment research, Rebecca came to JSAIS Europe to pursue her long-held goal of living and working in the Middle East. Today, she leads global development and humanitarian research teams in Beirut, drawing on her experience across conflict-affected contexts around the world.

Her advice to students considering SAIS? “Keep an open mind and take advantage of as many opportunities as possible.”

Read more of Rebecca’s story: https://sais.jhu.edu/news-press/alumni-spotlight/violin-international-affairs-building-career-middle-east

Calling all SAIS alumni from the Classes of 1977, 2002, 2007, 2017, and 2022, this reunion is for you!Save the date for ...
09/14/2026

Calling all SAIS alumni from the Classes of 1977, 2002, 2007, 2017, and 2022, this reunion is for you!

Save the date for SAIS Reunion 2027! Join fellow classmates as you celebrate your 50th, 25th, 20th, 10th, and 5th reunions, reconnect with old friends, and celebrate with the SAIS community at 555 Pennsylvania Ave NW.

📍: Washington, D.C.
📅: March 12-13, 2027

Registration details will be shared this winter. Stay connected and receive reunion updates: https://bit.ly/4ooJ58D

09/04/2026

Welcome Week may be coming to an end, but the semester is just getting started! 👏

We asked our Orientation Leaders what they wish they had known as first-year students. From navigating your first year to making the most of the opportunities and community at SAIS, here’s their advice for our newest students.

As you begin the academic year, keep these perspectives in mind. Have advice of your own for our first-year students? Share it in the comments! 💬

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