SAIS Bologna Information Session
Who are we? Nelson Graves Amina Abdiuahab
Special guest: Ian Muir
Our Task Today : - What is SAIS Bologna? - Why are we unique, relevant and a good investment? - Tips on letters of recommendations - Answer your questions
A taste of Bologna
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What is SAIS Bologna? Part of The Johns Hopkins University The School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) Master’s programs in International Relations Courses in Global Themes Regions of the World International Economics Languages
A snapshot of SAIS Bologna Around 200 students from 34 countries34 countries Four degrees 50% U.S., 50% non-U.S. All continents represented Almost all will be studying in SAIS Washington for 2 nd and final year
What makes SAIS unique? Locations Faculty and speakers Students Curriculum - Broad and specialized -Economics -Languages Career choices
A worthwhile investment A global alumni network for career guidance Learn about internship and career opportunities you never knew existed – and make a credible pitch Prepare yourself to tackle a range of challenges around the world
Statement of Purpose Tell us: Why SAIS is right for you Why you are right for SAIS How you would take advantage of a SAIS education Be true to yourself
Mid 50% TOEFL GRE Verbal GRE Quantitative GMAT Verbal GMAT Quantitative38-49
A checklist English proficiency exam GRE or GMAT Statement of purpose Letters of recommendation Analytical essay
Online application f.com/AYApplicantLogi n/ApplicantConnectLo gin.asp?id=saisjhu
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Answering your questions