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On October 26, 2021, APSIA and Women in International Trade teamed up to cover the skills students need for a successful career in international trade.

Featuring alumnae Marjorie Chorlins, Carolina Costa, Nasim Fussel, and Lisa Schroeter, the session offered useful insights and tips about preparing for graduate school and how to best prepare for a career in international trade.
 
To watch the video click the link above or here
Applying to a graduate program can be stressful, especially when deciding to pursue a dual degree program. What lessons can you learn before application season to figure out whether a dual program is right for you?

Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs has put together this article to help students understand what they will learn throughout their Dual Degree program and what is needed to get started. 
 
To read the article please click here
As the year comes to a close APSIA still has many useful events to attend! 
Check them out here

Join APSIA for an introductory webinar on best practices when applying for graduate school.

In this monthly series, APSIA’s International Admissions and Operations Manager will answer questions about:

- Selecting a graduate program
- Preparing an application
- Paying for school
- Career opportunities
 
December 9, 2021
 12:00PM - 1:00PM EDT
Click Here to Register
 
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Wondering how to find the best program for you? Our short video covers the questions you should ask while researching programs and helps you determine where you should apply. Versions of this video are now available in:
 
Japanese         English         Korean          Spanish         

Click the links above to watch these videos!
Point Foundation Scholarship
Application Closes January 18

Congressional Hispanic Caucus Public Policy Fellowship
2022-2023 Program Application Closes January 15

First Trip Scholarship
Applications Accepted on a Rolling Basis
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Mary Andom is a graduate student in the Applied International Studies Master's Program at the University of Washington’s Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies. She has a keen interest in immigration and national security issues. She spent eight years working in multinational environments in Germany, Hungary, and Kyrgyzstan as a Non-Commissioned Officer in the United States Air Force.
University of Washington's Henry M. Jackson School of International Studies combines the social sciences, humanities, and professional fields to forge interdisciplinary approaches to the understanding of our increasingly interconnected globe. And it does so by generating expertise in specific regions of the world and/or in comparative and transnational studies.

The Jackson School’s commitment to regional, cross-cultural, and comparative studies extends well beyond its many formal academic programs. The School hosts six federally funded centers devoted to outreach and public education activities for teachers, businesses, and the general community. Each year, the School sponsors dozens of conferences, colloquia, and seminars featuring scholars, business, military, and diplomats from around the world.
 
Click here to find out more.
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