On November 28, SAIS Europe will open its doors to prospective students.
During the day, visitors will meet professors, current students and staff members. It is a great opportunity to get gain insight into SAIS.
There are lots of graduate programs in international relations and choosing the right ones to apply to is not easy. Open Day helps in understanding whether SAIS is the right fit for you.
Visitors can ask questions to professors and to students. Professors will talk about the different programs available at SAIS and members of the Student Government Association (SGA) will be available to answer questions on their experience.
Visitors will be able to attend a class or two. Prof. David Unger, adjunct professor of American Foreign Policy and long time member of the New York Times Editorial Board, will teach his course on the Emergency State; Prof. Edmund Amann will teach his course on the Economics of Latin America.
In addition, there will be Q&A sessions with Career Services, Student Services and Admissions.
For those coming from neighbouring European countries, several budget airlines fly to Bologna.
Some current students have offered to host visitors. If you are interested in staying with a current student, please send an email to aabdiuahab@jhu.edu
If you plan on attending, we would kindly ask you to register here so that we can be sure to have a welcome pack for everyone and we know how many people we should expect at lunch time and at the Happy Hour at the end of the day.
We understand that most of our prospective applicants live far from Bologna and may not be able to attend. For this purpose, we plan on running a post on the questions that are asked during Open Day shortly after the event.
Moreover, in coming weeks, we will hold a few online information sessions. These sessions are another great way to learn more about SAIS. To connect, you will need a computer and an internet connection.
We have changed the times of the sessions to accommodate as many people as possible in different time zones. Below are the details to connect. You should enter the virtual meeting room as a "guest".
- November 10 at noon Italian time (1100 GMT)
Link to connect: https://connect.johnshopkins.edu/r88oxagxggr/
Link to connect: https://connect.johnshopkins.edu/r563ihx7wsk/
Link to connect: https://connect.johnshopkins.edu/r1ixyuec52a/
You can reach us and get information on SAIS also via Skype (jhubc.admissions), via email sais.eu.admissions@jhu.edu or by phone +39 051 2917 849.
Amina Abdiuahab
During the day, visitors will meet professors, current students and staff members. It is a great opportunity to get gain insight into SAIS. There are lots of graduate programs in international relations and choosing the right ones to apply to is not easy. Open Day helps in understanding whether SAIS is the right fit for you.
Visitors can ask questions to professors and to students. Professors will talk about the different programs available at SAIS and members of the Student Government Association (SGA) will be available to answer questions on their experience.
Visitors will be able to attend a class or two. Prof. David Unger, adjunct professor of American Foreign Policy and long time member of the New York Times Editorial Board, will teach his course on the Emergency State; Prof. Edmund Amann will teach his course on the Economics of Latin America.
In addition, there will be Q&A sessions with Career Services, Student Services and Admissions.
For those coming from neighbouring European countries, several budget airlines fly to Bologna.
Some current students have offered to host visitors. If you are interested in staying with a current student, please send an email to aabdiuahab@jhu.edu
If you plan on attending, we would kindly ask you to register here so that we can be sure to have a welcome pack for everyone and we know how many people we should expect at lunch time and at the Happy Hour at the end of the day.
We understand that most of our prospective applicants live far from Bologna and may not be able to attend. For this purpose, we plan on running a post on the questions that are asked during Open Day shortly after the event.
Moreover, in coming weeks, we will hold a few online information sessions. These sessions are another great way to learn more about SAIS. To connect, you will need a computer and an internet connection.
We have changed the times of the sessions to accommodate as many people as possible in different time zones. Below are the details to connect. You should enter the virtual meeting room as a "guest".
- November 10 at noon Italian time (1100 GMT)
Link to connect: https://connect.johnshopkins.edu/r88oxagxggr/
Link to connect: https://connect.johnshopkins.edu/r563ihx7wsk/
Link to connect: https://connect.johnshopkins.edu/r1ixyuec52a/
You can reach us and get information on SAIS also via Skype (jhubc.admissions), via email sais.eu.admissions@jhu.edu or by phone +39 051 2917 849.
Amina Abdiuahab
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