Public Affairs Schools

Public affairs graduate schools provide advanced education in fields such as government relations, media relations and public relations.^[1]

Rankings

The list below highlights the top 25 Public Affairs schools, according to rankings done in 2008 by the US News & World Report.

• #1: Syracuse University: Syracuse, NY
• #2: Harvard University: Cambridge, MA
• #2: Indiana University--Bloomington: Bloomington, IN
• #4: Princeton University: Princeton, NJ
• #4: University of Georgia: Athens, GA
• #6: University of California--Berkeley: Berkeley, CA
• #7: University of Kansas: Lawrence, KS
• #7: University of Michigan--Ann Arbor: Ann Arbor, MI
• #7: University of Southern California: Los Angeles, CA
• #10: Carnegie Mellon University (Heinz): Pittsburgh, PA
• #10: Duke University: Durham, NC
• #10: New York University: New York, NY
• #10: University of Chicago: Chicago, IL
• #14: American University: Washington, DC
• #14: Columbia University: New York, NY
• #14: George Washington University: Washington, DC
• #14: Georgetown University: Washington, DC
• #14: University of Albany--SUNY: Albany, NY
• #14: University of California--Los Angeles: Los Angeles, CA
• #14: University of Minnesota--Twin Cities: Minneapolis, MN
• #14: University of North Carolina--Chapel Hill: Chapel Hill, NC
• #14: University of Texas--Austin: Austin, TX
• #14: University of Washington: Seattle, WA
• #14: University of Wisconsin--Madison: Madison, WI
• #25: Arizona State University: Phoenix, AZ
• #25: University of Maryland--College Park: College Park, MD

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