Johns Hopkins University - SAIS
School info
2.8
Overall Quality
Reputation
4.2
Food
1.5
Clubs
2.1
Facilities
2.2
Internet
3.6
Location
4.3
Opportunities
3.3
Safety
3.4
Social
2.6
Happiness
2.9
Basic Information
Location
- Washington, DC
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Private
- Established: 1943
- Founder: Paul H. Nitze, Christian A. Herter
Academic information
Degree Courses
- Johns Hopkins University - SAIS offers more than 70 course offerings
Key Area
- International relations
- international economics
- national security
- public policy
- and language proficiency
Student and Staff Numbers
- Students: The total number of full-time students at Johns Hopkins University - SAIS is approximately 700 in Washington, D.C., 190 in Bologna, Italy, and 160 in Nanjing, China. **Total: 1,050**
- Postgraduates: Approximately 1,050 postgraduate students are enrolled at Johns Hopkins University - SAIS, with nearly 700 in Washington, D.C., 190 in Bologna, Italy, and about 160 in Nanjing, China
- Academic Staff: The number of academic staff at Johns Hopkins University - SAIS is approximately 150-200 faculty members, including professors, lecturers, and adjunct professors
- Administrative Staff: The exact number of administrative staff at Johns Hopkins University - SAIS is not provided in the sources. However, based on the information given, it appears to be a significant number, but a precise count is not available. Therefore, I can only provide an approximate range: **50-100** administrative staff
Notable Alumni
- Michael Bloomberg
- Rachel Carson
- Thomas Hunt Morgan
- Alger Hiss
- Wes Moore
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Overall 1.8
Many professors are great, yet SAIS is stuck in the past. Its programs - whether disability services, career services, events, etc. - are based solely on its traditional FT student base that has a minimum, if any, substantive work experience, making their increasing and longstanding midcareer programs students isolated, despite what they claim.
Overall 2
Simply not worth the money. Unless you're getting a full ride, chose another IR program as there are many alternatives that cost a fraction and will open the same doors and provide the same education. Do not be lulled into ruining your financial future by an artificial ranking.