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Why pick this one
Duke University Sanford School of Public Policy offers four master's degrees, including a hybrid national security program for mid-career professionals.
Best for
- Early-career professionals seeking a two-year residential Master of Public Policy
- Mid-career international development professionals with at least five years of experience
- Working national security professionals needing a 12- or 18-month hybrid degree
- Mid-career public service professionals seeking a hybrid Master of Public Affairs
- Students seeking customizable policy coursework across Duke's business, law, environmental, or engineering schools
Look elsewhere if
- Students requiring a fully online degree without in-person residencies
- Students seeking an undergraduate program rather than a master's degree
- Applicants seeking a program specifically designed for beginners without professional experience
Specialties
- Master of Public Policy
- Master of International Development Policy
- Master of Public Affairs
- Master of National Security Policy
- International Master of Environmental Policy
What makes them different
- Offers four primary master's degrees across residential and hybrid formats
- Master of Public Policy cohorts typically include 60 to 80 students
- Master of International Development Policy cohorts include 20 to 30 students and average approximately nine years of professional experience
- Master of National Security Policy can be completed in 12 or 18 months while students continue working full-time
- Master of Public Affairs combines online instruction with in-person residencies in Durham and Washington, D.C.
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Contact & Location
- Address
- 302 Towerview Rd, Durham, NC 27708
- Website
- http://sanford.duke.edu
Services
- Master's degree programs
- Public policy education
- Policy research and analysis
- Graduate career services
- Professional development