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It’s never been more important to study international relations at a school that understands that truth is elusive but real; that history cannot be rewritten to suit today’s preferences; that tradeoffs are inescapable facts of economic life; and that leaders are those who inspire, not those who inflame.
At Johns Hopkins SAIS, we are at the forefront of international relations. Take a look at the latest accomplishments of our students and faculty.
Professor Jessica Fanzo was awarded a COVID-19 launchpad grant by Johns Hopkins University's Alliance for a Healthier World.
Professors Jonas Nahm and Johannes Urpelainen have been awarded a COVID-19 Launchpad Grant by Johns Hopkins University.
Outstanding student and faculty award recipients were recognized during the school’s 2020 virtual commencement ceremony.
SAIS Europe supported the Stronger TOGETHER project by donating more than 150 nights at Aemilia Hotel in Bologna to medical workers from local hospitals who care for conoravirus patients.
Assistant Professor of International Economics Ritam Chaurey was awarded the Entrepreneurship for Development internal grant worth $450,000 funded by the infoDev, a multi-trust fund at the World Bank that supports entrepreneurs in developing economies.
Senior Research Professor in International Relations Daniel S. Markey’s forthcoming book, “China’s Western Horizon: Beijing and the New Geopolitics of Eurasia,” has been included in British historian Peter Frankopan’s top 10 list of historical reads
