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Virtual Tour of the School of International Service

Take a virtual tour of the School of International Service at American University in Washington, DC. 

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Recommended Reads and Watches

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Experts Share Must-Read Books and Films for Genocide Awareness Month

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Pressure-Tested Policy Solutions for Cyber Security Simulation

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What's Next for Canada?

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SIS Students Build Changemaking Education Program for AU Community

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Developing an Expertise in International Trade

Rochelle Osei-Tutu, SIS/MA '16

IER equipped me with knowledge of international trade theory and history.

I think the unique experience that's offered through the IER program is that you can focus on the niche that you want to develop. I realized that I was interested in international trade, so I was able to take courses on the political economy as well as digital trade and trade theory. That helped me form the foundation that I needed for my job at the International Trade Administration.

Learn more about Osei-Tutu’s time in the IER program.

Global Elections Tracker

We’ve established the SIS Global Elections Tracker as a resource for keeping apprised of politics at the national level—to promote active engagement and analysis. Individual results may help highlight trends in democratization and democratic backsliding.

Discover Your Future with AU

Six months after graduation,
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91% of Graduates are now Working, Grad School, or Both
Where Graduates Land
  • 30% Working for-profit
  • 39% Working nonprofit
  • 30% Working for government
  • 3% Attending grad school
  • 2% Working and attending grad school
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4400 Massachusetts Avenue NW Washington, DC 20016 United States