Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies: Innovative thinkers and problem-solvers confronting complex global challenges.
D.C., Bologna, Nanjing
Joined May 2008
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BREAKING: @ForeignPolicy asked 1,500 experts to name the best international relations master's programs in the world. Spoiler: @JohnsHopkins SAIS was at the top of their lists.
SAIS is proud to be ranked the #2 international relations master's program in the world. 🌎
An insider’s guide to the world’s best programs—for both policy and academic careers. foreignpolicy.com/2024/07/30…
Join Johns Hopkins SAIS in Tokyo on Nov. 10! Meet SAIS admissions representatives and alumni, explore graduate programs, ask questions, and connect over food and drinks.
🕕 6–8 p.m. JST | 📍Tokyo American Club
Register today: bit.ly/4jWUuOn
In the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on Washington’s deal-making approach abroad, US leverage over Russia, what Serbia’s election result means for the US, and more.
sais.jhu.edu/news-press/in-t…
New Russia sanctions are on hold, even as some allies of the president push for more pressure on Putin.
👤 @HalBrands joins @FoxNews to discuss how waiving new Russia penalties could affect US leverage over Moscow and Putin’s war effort.
foxnews.com/video/6407245946…
Serbia’s longtime leader Vucic was defeated by a student-led movement, leaving the US with a new set of questions about its ties to Belgrade.
👤 Sinisa Vukovic (@sumosika) on how the election outcome could shape US-Serbia relations.
washingtonexaminer.com/news/…
How does field research shape policy perspectives? 💡
Earlier this year, 15 SAIS students traveled to Indonesia to investigate key policy challenges, bringing their findings back to D.C. to present at @CSIS and the @WorldBankGroup.
Read more: bit.ly/4A8fGFV
After six years playing in the EuroLeague, Sofija Aleksandravicius (MAGR ’20) transitioned into political and financial risk. Today, she’s an Associate Risk Officer at the EBRD in London. 🌍
Read about her pivot from professional sports to global risk: bit.ly/3WCJUlP
From the classroom to city hall, six SAIS students tackled real-world policy challenges through the @publicinno Summer Scholars program. Discover how they partnered with local governments to develop solutions for communities across the U.S.: bit.ly/4zaFlxv
In the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on Canada's trade ties in Republican states, how AI is redrawing the US-China rivalry, a new China-Laos air facility, and more.
sais.jhu.edu/news-press/in-t…
"Technology is always changing; geography is far more constant."
👤@HalBrands on how AI is reshaping the strategic map of the US-China rivalry.
bloomberg.com/opinion/featur…
"Training and a strategically useful military presence can coexist."
👤 Isaac Kardon on what new satellite images could mean for Chinese military access to a joint air facility in Laos.
scmp.com/news/china/military…
This week, @AmbTracey (A&S ’87, SAIS ’88), former U.S. ambassador to Kosovo, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan, joined SAIS students for a career talk hosted by the Careers in Diplomacy and Global Women in Leadership clubs.
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What global challenges are shaping policy conversations today, and how are they being studied at SAIS?
Join faculty and students for Global Voices at SAIS on 10/17 to explore four regional topics and get application tips from Admissions.
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In the latest 📥 In the News newsletter, SAIS faculty and experts weigh in on how each generation views climate technology, why US air power has a weak spot overseas, public pushback on AI data centers, and more.
sais.jhu.edu/news-press/in-t…
"It's a very worrying military problem."
👤 Nora Bensahel on why aerial refueling tankers parked at overseas bases are a point of vulnerability for US air power.
newsweek.com/raf-fairford-ex…
Communities across the US are pushing back on AI data centers, and public opinion of AI has soured.
👤 Henry Farrell speaks to @guardian about what is driving the frustration.
theguardian.com/technology/n…
