Interdisciplinary Teaching and Analysis: International problems and solutions are addressed in a manner that transcends borders, disciplines, and sectors. Students gain understanding of a range of functional and regional fields for a truly global perspective.

Flexibility: Students tailor their coursework to achieve their own academic, personal, and professional goals.

Quantitative Training: With a vast array of offerings, students have the option to select quantitative coursework as a primary focus or hone these skills within the context of another discipline.

Professional Preparation: Through skill-building coursework, internships and professional development programs offers by the Office of Career services (OCS), students gain practical skills necessary for success in the international affairs arena.

Joint degree programs, certificates, exchange programs and cross registration at graduate and professional schools at Tufts and Harvard Universities expand course offerings and allow students to design a program to meet their own academic and professional goals.