Earn two graduate degrees.
You can pursue two graduate degrees through our partnerships with other professional schools at the University of Pittsburgh and with two foreign universities. This approach reduces the number of credits you need for both degrees and helps shorten your time to graduation.
Master of Public Administration, Master of Public and International Affairs, and Master of International Development students may apply to our joint degree programs unless otherwise noted.
Combine the study of law and policy to prepare to work in the judicial or executive branches of government, international law firms, or in public and nonprofit agencies at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law.
Learn morePrepare for a career in international finance, government financial regulation, or multinational corporations with this joint degree with University of Pittsburgh Katz Graduate School of Business. This program is for MPIA and MID students only.
Learn morePrepare to be a leader in public health policy and to learn how health is linked to social, political, and economic problems at home and abroad with this joint degree with University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health.
Learn morePrepare for service in urban nonprofit and government organizations, to shape community development policy, and to advocate for human rights worldwide with this joint degree with University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health.
Study health policy and the science behind it to prepare for a career at medical relief agencies, nonprofits, and government authorities battling health issues worldwide.
Learn morePrepare for a career in the public or nonprofit sector by combining the study of public and information technology management with this joint degree with University of Pittsburgh School of Information Science.
Learn moreCombining GSPIA's MPPM program with a Doctor of Nursing degree from Pitt's School of Nursing will enable you to acquire professional training as a health care executive leader while also gaining the public and nonprofit management skills to help you to succeed. This program is for MPPM students only.
Learn morePrepare to manage and lead international organizations by spending one year in Pittsburgh and one in Switzerland at the University of Geneva. This program is for MPIA and MID students only. Classes are taught in English.
Learn moreCombine your GSPIA degree with a Master of International Affairs, Master of Laws, Master of Economics, or Master of Political Science to prepare for a career in service internationally. Classes are taught in English.
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