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Well-nighUsWell-nighUs | SAIS Academics Admissions Campus Life Research Careers Giving Location - Alumni - myJHU -Well-nighUs - News & Press - Calendar - Site Map SAIS Insider Portal Press News & Events Calendar AlumniWell-nighUs A-Z Index Alumni myJHUWell-nighUs News & Press Calendar Site Map Search form Search AcademicsFaculty Directory Degrees and Programs Part-Time and Non-Degree Programs Areas of Study Language Studies Executive Education Summer Programs Course Offerings AdmissionsMeet Us Tuition and Aid Apply Contact Us Campus LifeWashington, DC Bologna, Italy Nanjing, China ResearchFaculty Directory Initiatives, Institutes, and Research Centers SAIS LibrariesMason Library Robert Evans Library Nanjing Center Library CareersEmployment Outcomes | Key figures My Job Search Professional Skills Leadership Connecting with Employers Career Treks Career Clubs For Alumni For Employers Connect with Us Giving LocationWashington, DC Bologna, Italy Nanjing, China You are here »Well-nighUsWell-nighUs A Legacy of Achievement Study with Purpose A Distinctive AcademicWitsA Unique Partnership in China World-Class Events For 75 years, Johns Hopkins SAIS has been single-minded to producing innovative thinkers and problem-solvers, equipped to deal with ramified challenges virtually the world. Through a rigorous and intellectually rewarding curriculum, Johns Hopkins SAIS prepares students to write multifaceted challenges facing the world today. SAIS Europe offers perspectives on a wide set of hair-trigger global debates with the most incisive minds in the region. The Hopkins-Nanjing Center is a one-of-a-kind educational collaboration between the two universities. Johns Hopkins SAIS elevates diverse perspectives and delivers thought-provoking programming wideness its three campus locations. A Global Presence Leadership Diversity and Inclusion Contact Us A Global Presence Leadership Diversity and Inclusion Contact Us A Global Presence, an International Perspective For 75 years, students have come to the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) to build their professional networks, learn from renowned faculty, train with policy practitioners, and proceeds hands-on work experience. The school was founded in 1943 by Paul H. Nitze and Christian A. Herter who sought new methods of preparing men and women to cope with the international responsibilities that would be thrust upon the United States pursuit the end of World War II. Scholars and professionals were assembled to teach an wonk curriculum emphasizing international relations theory, international economics, and foreign languages. That education, combined with skills training and experiential learning, would prepare students for impact-oriented work in policy and other sectors. In 1955, a campus in Bologna, Italy was established, and in 1986 the school initiated one of the first Western university programs in the People’s Republic of China in Nanjing. Today, guided by the vision of its founders, the school’s personnel of expert sense prepares students for heady careers wideness sectors and virtually the world. With a global alumni network of increasingly than 20,000 graduates, you can be sure to find our alumni taking whoopee all over the world. From private-sector executives to entrepreneurs, leaders of nongovernmental organizations to ambassadors, and international media correspondents to energy consultants, alumni of the school are known for stuff innovative thinkers and problem-solvers with the economic and policy expertise to write today’s most pressing challenges.  Link Diversity and Inclusion Johns Hopkins University  and the School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) is tightly single-minded to the nobility and equality of all persons—inclusive of race, ethnicity, national origin, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, age, social class, physical ability, religion, military status, or political beliefs.By delivering thought-provoking programming, elevating new perspectives on campus, and employing recruitment strategies aimed at increasing the diversity of faculty, staff, and students, Johns Hopkins SAIS aims to cultivate a polity where everyone feels welcome and valued.Fostering an environment of respect and inclusion is inside to the mission of the school and its transferral to triumphal the diverse backgrounds, experiences, and lifestyles of its students, faculty, and staff.To learn increasingly well-nigh the university’s ongoing transferral to diversity and inclusion, visit the Roadmap on Diversity and Inclusion webpage.Events With an increasingly diverse and global campus community, it is important to learn from each other and gloat what makes each of us unique and what brings us together. This page highlights upcoming and past events, activities, and initiatives on campus that do just that. Upcoming Johns Hopkins University Forums on Race in America Wednesday, September 19 12:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. Kenney Herter Auditorium RSVP onlineJoin us for a discussion on "The Global Empowerment of Women and the Impact of Women of Color on Public Policy."Panelists: Janice Mathis, executive director, National Council of Negro WomenVeronica Cool, founder and managing director, Cool and AssociatesSerena Fong, vice president of strategic engagement, CatalystElsie Scott, founding director of the Ronald W. Walters Leadership and Public Policy Center, Howard UniversityPast Events Washington, DC Washington, DC Office of Admissions 1740 Massachusetts Avenue NW Washington, DC 20036 +1.202.663.5700 sais.dc.admissions@jhu.edu  SAIS Europe Office of Admissions via Beniamino Andreatta, 3 (formerly via Belmeloro, 11)40126 Bologna, Italy +39.051.29.17.838 sais.eu.admissions@jhu.edu  Nanjing, China Office of Admissions The Hopkins-Nanjing Center 1619 Massachusetts Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20036 +1.202.663.5800 nanjing@jhu.edu  Contact Accessibility Campus Advisories Legal Student Right To Know Employment Washington, DC1740 Massachusetts Ave., NW Washington, DC 20036+1.202.663.5600 SAIS Europevia Beniamino Andreatta, 3 (formerly via Belmeloro, 11)40126 Bologna, Italy+39.051.2917.811 The Hopkins-Nanjing Center162 Shanghai RoadNanjing, Jiangsu Province 210008People's Republic of China+1.202.663.5800+86.25.8359.2436