1. A World of Opportunity Washington, D.C. Bologna, Italy Nanjing, China International Economics Infrastructure Finance and Policy International Finance Quantitative Methods International Policy Areas American Foreign Policy Conflict Management Energy, Resources and Environment Global Theory and History International Development International Law and Organizations International Political Economy International Relations Strategic Studies Regions of the World African Studies Asian Studies China Studies Japan Studies Korea Studies South Asia Studies Southeast Asia Studies Canadian Studies European and Eurasian Studies Latin American Middle East Studies Languages Arabic English French German Italian Portuguese Russian Spanish

2. SAIS Europe Campus Around 200 students from 40 countries Contrast European & U.S. perspectives on global issues Small classes Resident faculty and visiting professors from world-class universities, think tanks, and the private sector Over 70 courses offered each year

3. Degrees and Programs Masters of Arts: 2 year program: (1yr Bologna and 1yr D.C. or 2yrs in DC.) Focus on international economics, global themes, & languages; Allows dual-degree options with other premier institutions. Master of Arts in International Affairs: 2 year degree program, Research-focused; students produce an original 20,000 word-thesis; Two years in Bologna or one year at cooperative degree program. Master of International Public Policy: 1 year flexible full time degree for experienced working professionals; Customize a curriculum to meet your professional and personal goals. Master of Arts in Global Risk: 13-month program based in Bologna, Italy; Focus on sophisticated political risk analysis; Capstone (ie. client-based professional practicum or thesis) Diploma: 2 semesters full-time study in Bologna (Eight non-language courses plus a language requirement)

4. Application Process Application Materials  Application  Resume/C.V.  Statement of Purpose  Analytical Essay  2 Letters of Recommendation  Official Transcripts  GRE or GMAT (Optional)  TOEFL or IELTS (Required for non-Native English speakers who did not receive a bachelor’s degree from an English speaking institution in an English speaking country)  Interview Important Dates Application Deadline  Fall 2016 Early Notification: November 1, 2015  Fall 2016 Regular Decision: January 7, 2016 Decision Release Dates  Fall 2016 Early Notification: December 30, 2015  Fall 2016 Regular Decision: March 11, 2016 Financial Aid Deadline  February 15, 2016