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Understand the world. And shape the future.

Created in 2006, the School of Public and International Affairs (SPIA) provides a vibrant and innovative platform for understanding, exploring and engaging with issues of leadership and public affairs-from our Raleigh campus to the halls of the North Carolina General Assembly, the power centers of Washington and decision-making forums across the globe.

The School encompasses the academic, professional, and practical activities of the political science and public administration departments, the international studies graduate program, the leadership in the public sector undergraduate program and the public safety leadership initiative, to bring a new focus and a new level of energy to the issues and institutions that shape our world. Housed within the College of Humanities and Social Sciences at NC State University, SPIA's varied programs and departments marry theory and practice through teaching, research, and real-world application. We serve more than 1,000 majors and graduate students through our undergraduate, graduate, and training programs. Meet one of our faculty researchers.

 
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Recent News

  • Fall Semester Begins August 21st, 2013.

  • Timothy Bent is the first editor-in-residence in the School of Public and International Affairs. Read Article

  • NC State SPIA Launches New Video. View Now

  • Visiting Young Scholars Program - The School of Public and International Affairs and the Department of Political Science have developed an innovative program to complement our traditional educational and research activities. Read More

  • 2013 Legislative Intern Program - The School of Public and International Affairs at North Carolina State University is pleased to announce its twenty-fourth Legislative Internship Program, which is conducted under the authority of the North Carolina General Assembly. Read More

  • Jim McLay, New Zealand's ambassador to the U.N. is NC State's first ambassador-in-residence. Read More / View Video




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