Programme details | |
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Degree: | Master (Master) |
Disciplines: |
Politics & Political Science
Public Policy International Relations |
Duration: | 24 months |
ECTS points: | 120 |
Study modes: | full-time |
University website: | Master of International Affairs (MIA) |
Annual tuition (EEA) | 18,250 EUR |
Annual tuition (non-EEA) | 18,250 EUR |
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The Hertie School’s Master of International Affairs (MIA) is a two-year, full-time programme in English that prepares students for careers in government, diplomacy, security, international organisations, as well as in the private and third sector. The curriculum incorporates practical skills for global careers and interdisciplinary training.
At the end of your first semester, you will choose one of three areas of concentration:
The Hertie School offers full and partial scholarships that cover 10% to 100% of study fees. About half of our students receive direct financial support from the university. Scholarships are granted for the entire period of study and are allocated on a rolling basis up until the final application deadline. To apply for financial support from the Hertie School, please follow the instructions very carefully in the online application portal.
About half of our students receive a financial aid offer from the school, and most students rely on a mixture of tuition waivers, external scholarships, loans and student jobs to finance their studies.
Admissions to the MIA programme are on a rolling basis. We have a holistic evaluation process taking academic performance, personal suitability and motivation into account, and we encourage prospective students from all academic disciplines to apply. You must submit your application via the Hertie School's online portal. Please find detailed information on admissions requirements on our website.
Explore one of the coolest European capitals with your public transport ticket! With a student ID, not only can full-time students use Berlin's extensive network of buses, trams, trains and subway lines to discover the city at a discount, but they can also take part in many cultural and social events at specially reduced rates. Form art, music, and politics to shopping, trying different international cuisines, exploring nature and more, Berlin has something for everyone.
At the Hertie School, our International Office and Student Life team support students with their arrival in Berlin, finding accommodation in the city, and any and all matters related to bureaucracy. Want to learn German during your studies? Take classes at one of our partner language schools. Looking to connect with peers who share your interests? Start a student club! At the Hertie School, there are so many ways to engage with your fellow students and the wider community in Berlin.
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