Most Common Reasons for Choosing the MSFS Program

Every year the admitted class is surveyed to learn why they chose to enroll in the MSFS Program.  Of the students who returned the survey for the entering class of 2004, the following percentage of repondees specified:

Curriculum: 33%

Location: 32%

Reputation: 12%

Faculty: 11%

Academics: 9%

Financial Aid: 6%

Size: 5%

MSFS in Profile

Ana Maria Navarro

MSFS '05

"The student body itself is a tremendous asset to MSFS."

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MSFS News

'The Wilsonian Moment' Book Discussion
MSFS, in cooperation with other departments, sponsored a discussion on 'The Wilsonian Moment: Self-Determination and the International Origins of Anticolonial Nationalism'...
International Negotiation Simulation Hosted by the Institute for the Study of Diplomacy
ISD, in conjunction with the U.S. Army War College, offered an International Negotiation Simulation focused on a future crisis in the southern Caucasus.
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GU International Headlines

Students, Faculty Trained for Humanitarian Action
Twelve students and eight professors were selected to attend the first Jesuit University Humanitarian Action Network (JUHAN) Conference to learn about the tools necessary to organize disaster relief efforts.
From Spy Novels to CIA Papers
John Buchtel, head of the Special Collections Research Center at Lauinger Library, explains the process of identifying and securing new collections.

SFS Faculty Publications

Christopher C. Hull. "Iowa caucus may increase California’s clout." San Francisco Chronicle 7 Jan. 2008: .
Christopher C. Hull. "Why Iowa first?." The Washington Times 6 Jan. 2008: .