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Public Policy and International Affairs Program

Public Policy and International Affairs Program

Indiana University’s Paul H. O'Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs is proud of its professional degree programs rooted in interdisciplinary studies. The O'Neill School prepares our students to address the most pressing public issues that confront us both home and abroad.

Master of Arts in Arts Administration

Turn your passion for arts into a career

Master of Science in Environmental Science

Become an environmental champion

Master of Public Affairs

Pursue a meaningful career with a top-ranked MPA

Master of Environmental Sustainability

Lead sustainable change in your community

Master of Science in Healthcare Management

Launch a career in the largest growing job sector

Benefits

Application Fee Waiver

All PPIA Fellows are eligible for an application fee waiver that eliminates the $70 to apply to the program. Your unique application fee waiver can be obtained by contacting oneillgd@indiana.edu directly.

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Financial Award

If admitted to our program, the O'Neill School will provide you with a financial aid award valued at a minimum of $5,000. If you attended PPIA’s Junior Summer Institute, the O'Neill School is able to guarantee in state tuition rates and priority consideration for fellowship opportunities.

Bri Jackson stands in the O'Neill stairwell.

The O'Neill School helped me realize what's really important in life. My time here helped me figure out what I will and will not accept.
Bri Jackson, MPA 2018

Visit Us

Choosing a graduate program is a big decision. The O'Neill School encourages you to come visit us to explore your fit. This is why we are offering travel stipends up to $350 either for a personalized visit or to attend our Experience Day on April 3, 2020. O'Neill Experience Day is a free, comprehensive visit day for our prospective master’s candidates, including opportunities to visit with faculty and current students, take a campus tour, explore our array of degrees and concentrations, and learn about O'Neill's application and fellowship processes. Send your resume and unofficial transcripts to oneillmp@indiana.edu to be considered for a travel stipend.