Overview
The Master of International Affairs (MIA) at Texas A&M University is a 48‑credit, non‑thesis professional graduate program offers tracks in international development and economic policy or national security and diplomacy. Students complete a summer internship or intensive language and cultural study , as well as a capstone research project. Taught by multidisciplinary faculty with both scholarly and professional international experience, the program equips students with the analytical, strategic, and leadership skills needed to navigate complex global challenges.
This program is dual degree eligible with the Master's in Health Policy and Management program in the School of Public Health
Why Texas A&M?
The MIA offers a nationally recognized education grounded in public service, ethical leadership, and real‑world application. Students benefit from small cohorts, close faculty mentorship, and strong connections to government agencies, NGOs, international organizations, and the security and intelligence community. The program’s emphasis on applied learning—through internships, capstones, and professional development—positions graduates for impactful careers across the public, nonprofit, and international private sectors. With the Bush School’s reputation and the global reach of the Aggie Network, Texas A&M provides a powerful launchpad for students committed to shaping international policy and advancing global cooperation.